Public Transportation Accidents
TTC Injury
Reported in the news today were two individuals injured by bricks being thrown at them by another occupant of the bus. Unfortunately, injuries occurring on
September 15, 2023 No Comments
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Personal Injury
The Role of Contingency Agreements in Helping Individuals Access Justice
In Ontario, one of the goals of our justice system is to allow people who have been wronged to seek compensation from whoever is responsible,
September 26, 2019 No Comments
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Summer Student Goes to Court
It becomes apparent that within the personal injury law spectrum, there is a lot of paperwork. Some documents that I assisted with include serving summons
July 16, 2019 No Comments
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A Mid-Life Pivot
My first year of law school taught me many things. I learned foundational concepts in the five core areas of first-year law: constitutional, property, tort,
July 8, 2019 No Comments
Long-Term Disability Claims
Long-Term Disability Benefits
Whether you’re living pay cheque to pay cheque, or have a little money saved up for a rainy day, an unexpected illness or injury that
April 15, 2019 No Comments
Accident Injuries
Liability in Staircase Falls
Falling down even a couple of steps can be extremely dangerous and lead to serious personal injuries. If the fall happens on private property, the
April 4, 2019 No Comments
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Why I Decided to Become a Lawyer
“Why did you decide to become a lawyer?” It is a question that lawyers will be asked many times throughout their careers. For me, the
March 19, 2019 No Comments
Personal Injury
After The Accident – What to Expect in Your Initial Call From a Legal Assistant’s Perspective
After The Accident : As a senior legal assistant at the firm, I may be your first point of contact when you call our office
February 27, 2019 No Comments
Personal Injury
Don’t Miss Anyone: Identifying All Defendants
Previously, I wrote about the importance of identifying defendants and limitation periods here. In a similar vein, the case of Janssen v William and Markle
February 15, 2019 No Comments
Personal Injury
Admissibility of Surveillance Evidence in Personal Injury Claims
Surveillance evidence is commonly used in personal injury cases to either disprove a plaintiff’s case by showing his or her functional abilities, or call into
February 8, 2019 No Comments