David Bilinsky Guest Posts For Ontario Injury Lawyer Blog
by Michael Laplante | Jul 25, 2011
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...
Who Can I talk to for Advice About My Car Accident? Lawyer Client Privilege in Ontario
by Michael Laplante | Jul 25, 2011
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...
How to Talk to Your Ontario Insurance Adjuster
by Mark Baker | Jul 22, 2011
After a car or motorcycle crash occurs, one of the first calls we make is to our insurance company. While it is certainly necessary and required that you inform your insurance company of the auto accident, you may want to contact an Ontario...
What Happens on Facebook – Stays in Ontario Courtrooms- How to Protect Your Online Privacy
by Michael Laplante | Jul 15, 2011
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...
Where to Find Funding For a Disabled Child Injured in an Ontario Car Accident
by Michael Laplante | Jul 13, 2011
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...
What Are the New Accessibility Standards for Customer Service in Ontario?
by Michael Laplante | Jul 8, 2011
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...
How to Structure Personal Injury Settlements for Children in Ontario
by Lisa Belcourt | Jul 5, 2011
Settlements for Children When a settlement is granted to a child for personal injuries such as head injury, permanent disability or brain injury, due to a serious car accident, it is important for caregivers to understand the various ways of...
How to Access Car Accident Benefits in Ontario For Your Injured Child
by Lisa Belcourt | Jun 29, 2011
As a personal injury lawyer, I work extensively with the parents of children who are permanently injured as a result of car accidents. Any person who is injured as a result of the use or operation of a motor vehicle has access to statutory accident...
Five Tips to Make the Most of a Call to Your Ontario Personal Injury Lawyer
by Michael Laplante | Jun 27, 2011
How to get the most out of a call to your Ontario personal injury lawyer Making the decision to contact an Ontario Injury Lawyer as soon as possible after a catastrophic car accident is a wise one. There are important timelines and...
Ten Points you need to know about the Treatment and Assessment Plan (OCF-18)
by Michael Laplante | Jun 24, 2011
After a Serious Car Accident, What you should know about Ontario Claims Form 18 Following a car accident, motorcycle accident or any other type of serious accident involving a motor vehicle, it can be an emotionally challenging and sometimes...
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by Patrick Sloan | May 22, 2019
Slip and falls can happen anywhere, but they have become increasingly more common in areas that are crowded and hectic like a store or a restaurant. Under the Occupiers’ Liability Act the occupier of the property In Ontario is required to keep people reasonably safe...
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by Michael Laplante | May 15, 2019
In the case of Traders General Insurance Company v Elizabeth Gibson, 2019 ONSC 1599, Elizabeth Gibson who lived with her mother, suffered bodily injury when she leaned over a railing to grab a broom. She fell off the porch and the railing went down with her. As a...
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