Category: Personal Injury FAQ’s

This question has more than one answer. A long list of contributing factors could determine what would happen in a case such as the one that has caused an accident victim to ask this one particular question. This article will focus on those different factors. (more…)

The average patient does not have as much education as a specialist in laser eye surgery. For that reason, the same patient will find it hard to sue such a surgeon, should complications develop, following an operation. On the surface, it would seem that the patient could not possibly know enough to question the wisdom of a surgeon’s actions. (more…)

Once employed people who are now unable to work due to a disability may qualify for long term disability insurance. This insurance is meant to provide income to those who are no longer able to work due to a significant injury or disability. (more…)

In all parts of Canada, including Ontario, you have a the right to expect a good level of medical care that benefits you and doesn’t leave you in a worse situation than you were when you first sought out medical help. If you have reason to believe that you did not receive this level of care, and that the complications and injuries you now experience are a result of the actions of the doctor or medical facility you went to for help, you may have a medical malpractice case. If you suspect this, you will need to consult with an experienced medical negligence lawyer. (more…)

An accident is a highly stressful situation, especially if the accident was serious enough to lead to personal injury or property damage. This stressful situation can be made much worse by inadvertently not getting the right information to an insurance company and getting that necessary information to the company on time. (more…)