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Avoiding Pedestrian Accidents

Avoiding Pedestrian Accidents

Summer time means spending more time outdoors. Whether you’re walking to and from work, taking a lunch time stroll or just generally enjoying the sunshine, road safety should always be on your mind. Both pedestrians and motorists are responsible for keeping everyone...

Avoiding Pedestrian Accidents

No-Fault Car Insurance Refresher

Accidents happen. If you have been injured in a car or motorcycle accident in Ontario, your focus should be on getting the appropriate medical treatment and getting your life back on track. Although this may sound simple, the somewhat complicated system of auto...

Avoiding Pedestrian Accidents

Summer Water Safety

In just one month, school-aged kids will be finishing up at school and getting ready for an exciting summer full of fun activities. While spending time in and around the water is a great way to spend the summer, being aware of the risks and taking safety precautions is always important.

How to Select a Personal Injury Lawyer

How to Select a Personal Injury Lawyer

The province of Ontario has strict timelines in place when it comes to reporting and filing a claim, so it is important to get in touch with a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible after an accident. Take the following things into consideration when looking for a personal injury lawyer that best fits you and your case: timing, quality, location and fees.

Avoiding Pedestrian Accidents

Bicycle Safety Tips from Ontario’s Injury Lawyers

Because of the high potential risk for head injuries to cyclists, the province of Ontario has a mandatory bike helmet law in place for all riders under the age of 18. Anyone under the age of 18 who rides any type of bicycle on Ontario roads, such as a tricycle, a bike, a tandem, or in a children’s bicycle seat, must wear an approved bicycle helmet.

Avoiding Pedestrian Accidents

Spring Water Damage

Given the frigid temperatures that we can’t seem to shake, it’s hard to believe spring has finally arrived. Soon the birds will begin chirping, spring cleaning will commence and the snow will start melting. However, with melting snow comes the one unpleasant side effect of spring – flooding and water damage.

Tips for Preparing Your Will and Estate

Today, family trees in Ontario contain more branches than ever; step parents, half siblings and children of second marriages are all parties that may consider themselves to have an interest in the same estate or trust. As more people find themselves dealing with the matter of establishing Power of Attorney for aging parents or settling the wills and estates of parents who have died, it becomes clear that careful preparation is necessary to avoid possible disputes. Sometimes, the help of an Ontario will and estate lawyer may be required to bring resolution to the situation.