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There are a few things that you need to take into account when dealing with personal injury claims. The first one of them refers to the trial procedure that you might be contemplating. While it is certainly preferable if the insurance company denies your claim and doesn’t agree with the claimed amount, there are some considerations that you need to take into account. (more…)
About Dog Bites and The Liability Of The Owner In Case Of Provocation
There are quite a lot of interesting aspects of the law, especially when it comes to animal attacks and the liability pursuant to them. Right off the bat, you need to take into account the fact that the law which regulates dog bites in the province of Ontario is called the Dog Owner’s Liability Act. There are certain things that need to be taken into account, however, when it comes to provocation. This is the act in which the victim has actually triggered the aggressive behavior in the dog. Let’s examine this more carefully. (more…)
Wrongful Death – Claiming Rights and Emotional Damages
Even though wrongful death is amongst the most tragic consequences of any accident, there are a lot of things that have to be discussed in order to provide clarity over the matter. The Fifth Part of the Family Law Act of Ontario stipulates that in case death or injury resulted from neglect of a third party, the directly related blood relatives are entitled to seek monetary compensation. (more…)
Why Do People Prefer To Settle The Claims Out Of Court?
Ontario is governed by the provincial regulations which are set forth and are currently in effect and are enforced alongside governmental statutory provisions. It’s important to note that those provisions don’t really differ from the ones which are laid out from the government. However, when it comes to personal injury law, a lot of people prefer to settle their disputes prior to reaching the courtroom. There is a wide array of different reasons for this and we are going to focus on the top 3 of them. In any case, it’s worth noting that the most current statistics show that over 90% of the personal injury cases in the province of Ontario are settled far before reaching the halls of the court. (more…)
Know More about the Relevance of Bus Accident Law
Now, it’s worth noting that Bus Accident Law generally falls within the common carrier law because the majority of buses offer transportation services as part of their business to regular people. The common carrier is an individual or an enterprise which is going to offer transport of people, items or services in return for a fee. The common carriers can be either public entities or private companies. The Federal Government is generally regulating the common carriers which transport passengers and this is with full force over the province of Ontario. (more…)