Chances are the arrival of cooler weather means you’re already paying closer attention to the exterior of your house. This is the time of year when any outdoor repairs you may have been putting off become a priority in order to prepare for the winter. When you are...
Michael Laplante
What you should know about online privacy and your Ontario personal injury lawsuit
Increasingly, we are living in a time where our online privacy is every bit as valuable as our time and money. The use of social networks such as Facebook and Twitter have made sharing the events and daily activities of our lives with hundreds of others online...
How can a Paralegal help with my Ontario personal injury case?
After suffering a serious accident, there are many details to be considered and a great deal of administration to be undertaken while you are healing and getting back on track. Seeking compensation for your injuries can be a process that can require a great deal of...
Personal Injury Lawyers Recommend Use of Bicycle Helmets in Collingwood, Ontario
Practicing personal injury law for a firm that serves 35 communities across Ontario, means I get the opportunity to visit some beautiful areas of the province and learn more about what those areas have to offer. Recently, while in Collingwood, Ontario, I was struck by...
How an Order of Preservation for a Facebook Page Can Affect your Personal Injury Lawsuit
David J. Bilinsky is a Practice Management Consultant/Advisor for the Law Society of British Columbia. He is a Fellow of the College of Law Practice Management and past Editor-in-Chief of ABA’s Law Practice Magazine. In the following post for Ontario Injury Lawyer...
David Bilinsky Guest Posts For Ontario Injury Lawyer Blog
Recently, Ontario's Injury Lawyers collaborated with David J.Bilinsky to create a post for the Ontario Injury Lawyer Blog. David's perspectives with regard to online privacy and how your use of social media could potentially impact your personal injury lawsuit are...
Who Can I talk to for Advice About My Car Accident? Lawyer Client Privilege in Ontario
There are a few professionals we have relationships with, who we trust are required to keep our private conversations confidential. It is generally believed that your family doctor, perhaps a family counselor or even a member of the clergy, can’t share personal...
What Happens on Facebook – Stays in Ontario Courtrooms- How to Protect Your Online Privacy
I was brought up to believe that sharing is a good thing to do. More often than not, it still is. That said, social media sites such as Facebook have created a world in which we share more than ever before. Pictures, our day to day activities, our relationship status...
Where to Find Funding For a Disabled Child Injured in an Ontario Car Accident
When a child is injured in a serious car accident the additional financial and emotional strain to a family can be devastating. Suffering head injury, brain injury or spinal cord injury can rob a child of their physical and mental abilities, and leave them permanently...
What Are the New Accessibility Standards for Customer Service in Ontario?
The Accessibility Standards for Customer Service (Ontario Regulation 429/07) came into effect on January 1, 2008. If you are a private business, non-profit organization, or any other service provider with at least one employee, you must comply by January 1, 2012. The...
