Unlike a store or office building, a parking lot seldom has a name. In fact, it does not have an address, because no one sends mail to a parking lot. So, if you slip and fall in such a location, who can be held liable for your injuries? Read More
Month: December 2018
Typical Strategies For Defendant’s Legal Team In Car Accident Case
The holder of an insurance policy gets support from the insurer, following a car accident. This is true in the case of any insurer, even one that is located in British Columbia. In other words, if a policy holder has been held responsible for a particular collision, the insurance company provides that defendant with a defense team, once the litigation phase has commenced. At that phase, negotiations have ended, and the case proceeds before a judge, in a courtroom. Read More
How Can Pedestrians Stay Safe When Crossing Street?
Smart pedestrians understand where any one of them might get hit, upon entering the street. Mid-block locations pose the greatest danger to any pedestrian. It is best to cross at a crosswalk. Read More
How Canadian Drivers Can Use Added Precautions In Winter
During any season of the year, a sensible driver appreciates the need to be careful. When winter arrives, all drivers ought to use an added amount of precaution. Some of the precautions pertain to care for the driver’s vehicle; others spotlight the proper way to travel on a road during the winter. Most of the personal injury lawyers in Leamington deal with a multitude of accidents due to improper driving skills and non-compliance to safety measures. Read More
Guidance On Typical Problems Faced By Worker Seeking Short Term Disability Benefits
It is not hard to ask for short term benefits, but the making of a request does not guarantee the awarding of short-term benefits. If the benefits have been denied, it becomes hard to win an appeal, once the first request has been denied. Read More