Solo and Small Firm Expo – Three Key Take Aways for Small Firm Lawyers
by Patrick Sloan | Jun 18, 2011
On June third and fourth, I attended the sixth annual Solo and Small Firm Expo in Toronto,Ontario along with fellow Ontario Injury Lawyers Michael Laplante and Rachel Leck. Each year, the Solo and Small Firm Expo gives lawyers from small firms the...
Fire insurance settlement for Ouendat Village -four years later
by Mark Baker | Jun 15, 2011
As originally posted in The Midland Free Press Article by Sharon Weatherall Last week Nahanni Born - administrator for Huronia Museum, announced that an insurance settlement has been reached regarding the May 2007 fire at the Huron Ouendat Village...
Woman Personal Injury Lawyer Finds Balance in Midland, Ontario
by Patrick Sloan | Jun 3, 2011
Rachel Leck is an Ontario personal injury lawyer. In this post, Rachel shares her passion for the legal profession and how she finds balance between raising a young family and growing her practice. I decided to move back to Midland, where I grew...
Ontario Personal Injury Lawyer Receives Medal
by Michael Laplante | May 29, 2011
2011 Law Society Recipient,Roderic Graham Ferguson, Q.C., Midland Called to the Ontario Bar in 1970 The team of Ontario personal injury lawyers at Ferguson Barristers LLP in Midland, Ontario wishes to congratulate senior partner, Rod...
Five tips to help property owners prevent trip and fall accidents
by Mark Baker | May 27, 2011
The arrival of spring meant two things for me this long weekend, beautiful sunshine filled days, and a list of outdoor projects to fill them. Cleaning up, clearing the clutter and making small repairs is an important part of maintaining your...
What to do after a car accident in Ontario?
by Patrick Sloan | May 21, 2011
At the scene of the motor vehicle accident: Remain calm.Offer help to anyone injured.If the accident is an emergency, call 911 and follow instructions.USE 911 FOR EMERGENCIES ONLY If the accident is not an emergency, call the police for...
Crash fees introduced in Orillia, Ontario proposed for Barrie car accidents
by Lisa Belcourt | May 20, 2011
Car accidents will cost visitors in Orillia, Ontario On March 30, 2011, it was reported by Simoce.com that Orillia City council made the decision that non-residents involved in motor vehicle accidents in Orillia, Ontario will pay $410 per vehicle...
Law Society of Upper Canada Honours Eight Ontario Lawyers
by Michael Laplante | May 18, 2011
The following post written by Glenn Kauh, comes from Legal Feeds, the blog of Canadian Lawyer and Law Times. This year’s Law Society Medal honourees are Roderic Ferguson, Alfred Mamo, David Nahwegahbow, Cynthia Petersen, Carol...
Injured in a car accident in Ontario? Important Deadlines and Limitation Periods Affecting Car Crash Victims in Ontario
by Mark Baker | May 16, 2011
What should I do after a car accident? Following a serious accident, the greatest concern for an accident victim and their family is to recover from injuries and try to get life back on track. Auto, motorcycle, and recreational vehicle crash...
More than just bad luck – what to do when you need to sue after an accident in Ontario
by Patrick Sloan | May 13, 2011
On Friday the thirteenth, you can’t help but think about your luck. Whether you are superstitious or not, accidents can happen any time and any place. Today, we will share a few of our previous posts offering advice on taking legal action after a...
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The Supreme Court of Canada Rules on Henson Trusts
by Michael Laplante | Feb 20, 2019
In the January 25, 2019 decision of S.A. v. Metro Vancouver Housing Corp, 2019 SCC 4, the Supreme Court of Canada commented for the first time on the interaction between a disabled persons right to a social benefits program given their status as a beneficiary of a...
Happy Family Day!
by Jennifer Goldsmith | Feb 15, 2019
Our offices will be closed on Monday February 18, 2019 for Family Day.The lawyers and staff Ferguson Deacon Taws LLP wish you and your family a safe and happy Family Day!We will reopen on Tuesday February 19, 2019.
Who is responsible for unidentified motorist coverage?
by Jennifer Goldsmith | Feb 14, 2019
In the case of Rooplal v Fordor, the plaintiff was a passenger on a TTC vehicle in 2012 . She was injured when the bus forcefully applied its brakes after an unidentified motorist attempted to change lanes and moved unexpectedly in front of the bus. As a result, the...
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