Category: MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS

It’s finally warming up and you’re ready to get out in the fresh air. With Bike to Work Day right around the corner (May 28th) kicking off Bike Month, it’s important to know your rights as a cyclist in case of an accident. Read More

The time after a car accident can be overwhelming, primarily if you have been injured. But you want to make sure that you don’t inadvertently hinder your ability to get compensated for your injuries after an accident. Keep these things in mind after an accident and don’t make these mistakes. Read More

If you have been involved in an accident, while out riding around on a set of two wheels, you may wonder how you can find an insurance company that will acknowledge your personal injury claim. You may have to contact two different companies. After all, you will want to be compensated for both your bicycle and for any injuries that you might have suffered. Read More

Do not think that every motor vehicle with some type of defect has been recalled. Some of them are still on the road. More than 12 percent of the vehicles on the road have a defect, one that once triggered a recall. Read More

The person that has been injured during a commercial truck accident needs to undertake an entire list of actions. Yet one particular action must always go at the top of such a listing. If you get hit by a commercial truck, then before you do anything else, you should make sure that the police have been contacted. Read More

Negligence can be pointed to as the cause for a large percent of reported accidents. There are many ways that any given adult might become careless or neglectful. Read More

The person that has been injured at the time of a car accident deserves some form of compensation. The amount of that compensation will depend on the victim’s ability to avoid certain mistakes. Read More

When a teenager borrows the family car, that teen’s parents have given what is known as implied consent to the teen driver’s excursion. Hopefully, that mother and father know that the person borrowing the car has a license. Ideally, the two of them have thought ahead to this moment, and have agreed that their son or daughter appears to be responsible. Read More

As unfortunate as it may sound, the average Canadian has at least about 95% chance of being involved in a basic car accident throughout his entire life. This is a stat that is absolutely worth pondering. It is something that you should not be disregarding as it is obviously of tremendous importance. With this said, we are here to provide you with a few quick tips on how to handle situations of the kind. Let’s have a look. Read More

It was when “No fault insurance” was introduced in Ontario all the way back in 1994 when people started to think differently about car accidents. The truth is that this is an impression that suggests that fault doesn’t really matter. Of course, this is far from being true. Even though the name has admittedly misleading connotation to it, it does really matter who caused the accident in actuality. Read More