How do you know if a grocery store will be responsible for your slip and fall accident? In the realm of personal injury law in Ontario, the significance of maintaining and presenting a sweep log in cases involving slips and falls at grocery stores cannot be overstated. Slips and [...]

As the frost of winter melts away, Ontario eagerly anticipates the return of spring and with it, the vibrant cycling season. Biking not only serves as a rejuvenating outdoor activity but also as an eco-friendly commute option. However, the increase in cycling traffic brings a heightened risk of accidents, [...]

If you’ve been in a motor vehicle collision in Ontario, navigating the aftermath can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to dealing with insurance claims. One crucial document you'll encounter is the OCF1 Application for Benefits. It might sound mundane, but it holds significant weight in determining the benefits [...]

Navigating the complexities of Long Term Disability (LTD) claims in Ontario can be a daunting task for anyone facing health challenges that impede their ability to work. A key component of a successful LTD claim is the Attending Physicians Statement (APS), a document that communicates the nature, extent, and [...]

March Break is coming! Traveling abroad can be an exhilarating experience, offering the chance to explore new cultures and landscapes. However, when vacations turn tragic due to accidents at foreign resorts, victims and their families can find themselves navigating unfamiliar legal territory. If you or a loved one has [...]

In every personal injury case, your lawyers look at the risk relating to liability.  Liability means who is at fault for the accident. Where a collision involves an emergency vehicle, your lawyers need to look at what the law says about collisions with emergency vehicles. The starting point is [...]

Winter presents a unique challenge for pedestrians with the perilous freeze-thaw cycles that often make sidewalks and paths treacherously slippery. These cycles occur when the temperature fluctuates around the freezing point, causing snow and ice to melt during the day and refreeze at night, creating a slick, invisible layer [...]

As the winter season progresses and temperatures begin to rise, many outdoor enthusiasts in Ontario look forward to engaging in spring snowmobiling. However, the warming weather brings with it a set of dangers that every snowmobiler should be aware of to ensure their safety and the safety of others. [...]