Determining Liability After a Car Accident
When an accident occurs, a common misconception is that the passengers cannot be held liable for causing the wreck.
Are You Guilty of Distracted Driving?
The laws for distracted driving in Ontario are very clear. If found using some display screens, handheld communication or entertainment devices while driving, you could be charged for distracted driving if an accident occurs.
Negligent Road Construction That Causes Auto Accidents
If you have been involved in an accident that was caused by a negligent road construction, you may file a lawsuit against the City or construction company to compensate you for your damages.
Ontario to Increase Speed Limits on Three Highways to 110 km/h
Towards the end of the year, drivers on select 400-series Ontario highways will be allowed to drive at speeds slightly higher than the current highway limits in the province.
Does Ontario Auto Insurance Cover Dependent Relatives?
The vehicle insurance industry is changing, offering customers more choices over the policies they choose and the specific premiums they pay. Effective from June 1st, 2016, the Ontario government made some amendments to the vehicle insurance offers.
Disputing a Denied Disability Claim
A survey conducted by Statistics Canada in 2012 revealed that only 49% of people who suffer from a disability were employed.
Mistakes to Avoid when Applying for Short and Long-Term Disability
You may be suffering from a condition that is potentially disabling. You take the steps to prepare a claim hoping to be paid disability benefits. Your health, finances, and future are dependent on the success of this claim.
What Medical Evidence is Necessary to Successfully Prove a Disability Claim?
Medical evidence can make or break your disability claim. In fact, a common reason why disability claims are denied is when applicants fail to submit adequate medical evidence that clearly explains and supports their claim of disability.
