Category: MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS

As unfortunate as it may sound, when it comes to wrongful death cases in the province of Ontario, they are usually associated with car accidents. In situations of the kind, the driver has been found to be negligent or careless. Read More

It’s particularly overwhelming to be involved in an accident. However, you owe it to yourself to pull it together. You might be traumatized and scared after the accident but having your presence of mind at this time is important. Here’s what to do after you’ve been involved in a motor vehicle accident. Read More

Once you get involved in a car accident which results in physical injury or psychological trauma or any other damages pertaining to your property, you would certainly need to bring it to the notice of the broker, agent or insurance company within a few days. This is irrespective of the fact whether you or the other party is at fault. If you are not capable of reporting it within the first seven days, you would have to do it as quickly as you can after this. If you don’t report it, however, within the specific time which is considered to be reasonable, you wouldn’t be able to make the most of it and your claim might not even get honored. This is something that you should definitely account for. Read More

Fault is a very sensitive subject when it comes to personal injury law. Insurance companies need to properly determine the fault or the degree of fault that has been assigned to every driver in a car accident. This has been the purpose to determine the property damage coverage is going to apply to the accident. This is also necessary to make sure that the premiums of the at-fault driver are correctly adjusted. Read More

There are quite a lot of things which are going to be considered when it comes to determining the compensation from a car accident. The insurance company will do everything within its reach to reduce said compensation and it’s your duty to retaliate in order to get what’s rightfully yours. Read More

There are many aspects to consider if you’ve been injured, when it comes to car accidents. They are definitely serious and damaging and they are the type of accident which results in the most fatalities and traumatic injuries. This is something that you might want to account for. With this in mind, it is important to take a look at an accident which is overly common but it’s not as dangerous for the most part – rear-end collisions. These usually take place at lower speed and in the city; hence, they rarely end up with some serious consequences. With this in mind, it is important to take a look at the regulations when it comes to it and the way these cases are handled. Read More

Now, when it comes to car accidents, it’s safe to say that they are particularly dramatic and they commonly end up in serious injuries and even death. There are quite a few different common causes which are usually observed in Ontario, but lately it seems that distracted driving fatalities tend to surge in the province. While it’s true that drunk driving is still a cause of thousands of deaths per year, through comprehensive campaigns conveniently highlighting the overall damaging effects of this, drunk driving has more or less become something like a taboo in Ontario. Read More

Being involved in a car accident is undoubtedly one of the most challenging and devastating endeavors that you might have to deal with throughout your entire life. As unfortunate as it may sound, though, there are a few administrative tackles that you’d have to go through if you are to receive the full compensation that you are legally entitled to. Read More

If you’ve been involved in a car accident, there are quite a few things that you have to be aware of. How do you proceed if the insurance company says that your car is a total loss? What happens if you definitively disagree with the valuation of the insurer? These are all questions that you need to be able to answer in order to ensure that everything is handled properly. Let’s have a look at a few commonly asked questions. Read More

The unfortunate truth is that the province of Ontario is absolutely no stranger to car accidents. With this being said, vehicular accidents are the most common case for personal injuries and, unfortunately, death. Of course, when you stack the numbers the statistics is rather logical, considering the fact that there are far more cars than any other vehicles in the province. Read More