Category: Slip and Fall

If you make a habit of having food and water on hand, in case of an emergency, then you should be able to appreciate the value of long term disability insurance. It provides you with an increased amount of security. Compared to what you can get from your automobile insurance, it offers a more generous level of protection. (more…)

Although these tips have been posted on a blog that focuses on legal issues, the person that uses them should remain safe from certain specific injuries. Each of those injuries can cause a patient to visit a doctor’s office repeatedly for months, if not years. (more…)

Subrogation is the right to some type of reimbursement in a personal injury. If you receive an injury, you can file for compensation benefits. There are different circumstances that will come up that can help you win your personal injury claim. (more…)

Not everyone realizes this, but there is a time limit on filing a personal injury claim in Ontario. According to Ontario’s Limitations Act, 2002, a person who has been injured in an accident has two years to begin legal action if they choose to make a personal injury claim. (more…)

While the incidence of slip and fall accidents increase during the frigid winter months in Kingston, Ottawa, and Sudbury, they are certainly not a seasonally-based occurrence by any means. The reality is that you could sustain injuries by slipping or tripping and falling just about any time of the year. In many cases, the owner of the property where you slipped and fell could be at fault for your injuries if they failed to maintain it and did not make any necessary repairs when required. (more…)