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Canadian lawmakers pass some laws concerning automobile insurance in order to keep rates low for those drivers with a good driving record. The most recent law has focused on the amount that drivers must pay for premiums. The new law states that the amount charged for premiums must get lowered by 15% over the years. (more…)
How A Resident of Ontario Can Claim Negligence By An Opposing Party?
The law does not hand to those that have sustained an accidental injury the ability to file one of two types of claims, so that the same injured victim can gain a sense of revenge. Instead, the claims filed by various victims are supposed to help each victim gain a fair compensation. In the eyes of the law, a fair compensation should allow the claimant to get back to where he or she was before the accident. (more…)
What Residents of Ontario Should Know About The Province’s Statute of Limitations?
In Ontario, as in just about every state and province, the rules on the statute of limitations apply to those victims that were aware of what had happened at the time of the accident. In addition, each of those same victims should have identified the person responsible. (more…)
Do You Need To Hire A Medical Malpractice Lawyer?
As time goes on, people are becoming more aware of their rights as patients which has resulted in an increase in medical malpractice cases. When a doctor’s negligence leads to post surgery complications or injury, you as the patient may be eligible to file a lawsuit against them. However, it can be quite complicated to know whether an incident truly does qualify as medical malpractice, or is simply unfortunate circumstance or human error. (more…)
A Guide To The Ontario New Penalties For Distracted Driving
As of January 1st, 2019, the Ministry of Transportation, or MTO for short, has put new regulations in place which make for higher fines when a motorist is caught driving while distracted. This new legislation goes hand in hand with the new Ontario cannabis legislation. (more…)