Category: Personal Injury Lawyer

The jury that must hear the arguments made in a medical malpractice case gets exposed to highly technical information. Sometimes, it becomes hard for that body of 12 people to sort out the points that have the greatest bearing on the jury’s decision. That fact should help to underscore the role of the expert witness. (more…)

A lien is a request for reimbursement. Any person or company that has helped to cover one or more of an accident victim’s expenses deserves to be reimbursed, once the victim’s compensation becomes available. (more…)

After you have submitted a claim, you can expect a call from the insurance adjuster. Adjusters are assigned the task of investigating a specific claim. (more…)

The legal system asks the person responsible for an accident to compensate any injured victims, so that their life could get back to the place it was in, when the accident took place. The reimbursement money is called compensatory damages. (more…)

After filing a personal injury claim, the plaintiff must prove that the defendant was negligent, and that the same negligence caused the plaintiff’s injury. Insurance companies make it hard for plaintiffs to prove the existence of both of those elements. (more…)

Yes, an undocumented immigrant can make a personal injury claim. This article will analyze from a legal point of view what an undocumented person must do in order to receive compensation for their injuries. (more…)

An accident victim’s need to live with a disability does not always guarantee that same victim’s ability to acquire disability insurance. In Ontario, the standards applied to disabled employees have complicated the task of obtaining long term disability benefits. (more…)

A disabled employee has two options to choose from, in order to obtain a replacement income. One choice demands the purchase of an individual policy. The alternative involves reliance on an employer-provided long-term disability plan. (more…)

During the past year, Ontario has added some amendments to the government provision that has made Vehicle Insurance available to Ontario’s car owners. Following the addition of those amendments, some residents of Ontario were asking this question: Exactly who gets insured by a family member’s vehicle insurance? (more…)

No one likes to hear that a loved one has died. The grief experienced by someone that receives such news gets increased, if the decedent has died a violent death at the hands of someone else. When responding to such news, the grieving family has the right to file a wrongful death claim. (more…)