Some consumers have experienced a close call, after buying a product that contained some sort of defect. A few of those same consumers then tried to file a product liability claim. They did not succeed with their attempt, because they lacked all the needed proofs. Read More
Month: October 2019
Ontario’s Rules On Proving Liability In A Personal Injury Accident
If 2 individuals have been involved in an incident, the party that was less careful than the other party typically gets blamed for any injuries or damage. If both parties have been negligent, then the court might seek the answer to a specific question. Read More
Obtaining Medical Records For A Personal Injury Claim
Any effort to obtain the medical records of an accident victim exposes the existence of a conflict. The insurance company wants proof of a claimant’s injuries. Yet the claimant has the right to request that his or her medical records remain private. Read More
How To Preserve Valuable Evidence From A Personal Injury Accident
After an injured victim has filed a personal injury claim and has hired a personal injury lawyer in Huntsville, that client-lawyer team must collect the evidence that will help them to prove their case. Without good evidence, a lawyer’s chances for winning a given case seem quite slim. That fact underscores the need for preservation of the evidentiary material. Read More
How Does An Insurer Put Value On An Injury Claim In Ontario?
In a personal injury case, the insurance company for the defendant must pay the compensation requested by the claimant. The claimant does not dictate the value of his or her claim. The insurance company must calculate the value. Read More