Ontario introduces new rules in response to violence in tow truck industry
The Ontario government has implemented new regulations for towing in the province, which includes a joint team to address violence and fraud.
10 tips for examination for discovery of the litigation.
Examination for discovery is a critical and important part of the litigation process. Parties will provide testimony that is given before a court reporter.
How car accident tort settlements work in Ontario
It is highly recommended to choose an experienced law firm like Grillo Law, as we can advocate on your behalf and arrive at a settlement that is right for you and your family.
Suing for whiplash – what to do and how to get a fair settlement
When a car accident occurs, one of the most common injuries is whiplash. Although most whiplash injuries occur in rear-end car collisions…
What is contributory negligence and how will it affect your compensation?
When filing a personal injury lawsuit, the claimant – who is the injured party, may have contributed to the occurrence or seriousness of the accident.
Statutory Deductible for General Damages – Personal Injury Lawyers
In an effort to implement no-fault insurance in the early 1990s, the Ontario provincial government announced a $10,000 statutory deductible on the amount of compensation for general damages that may be incurred in vehicle accidents.
10 Facts about Brain Injuries you should know
More than 50,000 Canadians suffer head and brain-related injuries every year. In case you are shocked by such a high number, you are not alone.
How long do I have to sue? – Understanding the limitation period in Canada
It’s not uncommon to see victims of abuse come forward decades after the incident occurred. Sometimes they may lay criminal charges against the perpetrator or a civil lawsuit to get compensated for their losses.
