Do I have to Wear a Helmet? Ontario Bicycle Helmet Laws
by Lisa Belcourt | Apr 15, 2011
Do I Need to Wear a Helmet in Ontario? Cycling can be great exercise and an easy mode of transportation for adults and children. We believe there are a number of safety precautions every level of rider should keep in mind before enjoying the open...
North Bay Personal Injury Law Firm Specializes In Serious Accident Cases
by Michael Laplante | Apr 13, 2011
To serve the needs of the community of North Bay, Rod Ferguson founded Ferguson Barristers LLP, a personal injury and civil litigation law firm. Rod recognized the increased need for lawyers specializing in personal injury, civil litigation, and...
Losing Your Home or Cottage to Fire or Flood: What You Need To Know About Ontario Insurance Litigation
by Mark Baker | Apr 11, 2011
Experiencing damage or loss of your home or cottage due to fire or flood can be inconvenient at best, and devastating at its worst. Home and cottage property losses can take an emotional toll as well as a financial one. When these situations occur,...
Ontario Personal Injury Lawyers Discuss Car Accident Claims
by Jolene Brandon | Apr 6, 2011
Many of our clients have come to us looking for help after suffering injuries from a motor vehicle accident in Ontario. Motor vehicle accidents include car, truck, and motorcycle accidents, boating accidents, recreational vehicle accidents such as...
How General Law Practitioners Can Offer Personal Injury and Civil Litigation Law Services To Clients
by Lisa Belcourt | Apr 1, 2011
As a general law practitioner in a small Ontario community, your client may one day require the services of a personal injury lawyer or civil litigation specialist. Instead of sending your client to another firm, consider the option of joining our...
Perspectives On Practicing Personal Injury Law In Small Town Midland, Ontario
by Mark Baker | Mar 30, 2011
Mark Baker, partner at Ferguson Barristers LLP, shares his personal insights on representing personal injury, insurance claims and disability claims in Midland and across the province of Ontario. Representing Ontario Accident Victims Needs...
How to Pursue a Car Accident Claim in Ontario
by Lisa Belcourt | Mar 25, 2011
Many clients have already given a written or verbal statement to either their own auto insurance company or a defendant auto insurance company by the time they contact a lawyer about pursuing a car accident claim in Ontario. In many cases, the...
An Ontario Employment Lawyer Explains Wrongful Dismissal
by Michael Laplante | Mar 22, 2011
When you lose your job, it can be an emotionally charged and confusing time. Those who have been dismissed, fired, or permanently laid off from their job, have many questions about what is fair and reasonable under the circumstances especially...
How To Prevent Accidents and Head Injuries On the Ski Hill
by Jolene Brandon | Mar 16, 2011
With the increase in accidents on ski hills in Ontario, personal injury law firm Ferguson Barristers LLP has released a guide to ski and snowboard safety to help prevent head injuries and spinal cord injuries. According to experts, wearing a ski or...
Ontario Injury Law Firm Works With Partners For Succession Planning
by Jolene Brandon | Mar 14, 2011
As a certified specialist in civil litigation, Rod Ferguson has spent the past thirty years building a firm with a solid track record for bringing early and fair resolution to civil litigation and personal injury litigation cases for their clients,...
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Differences Between Power of Attorneys and Wills
by Jennifer Goldsmith | Mar 13, 2019
A Power of Attorney and a Will are two essential documents that are complimentary to each other. A Power of Attorney is a legal document whereby an adult person (Donor) gives another party the legal authority to act on their behalf in order to manage legal and...
What Does a Real Estate Lawyer Do?
by Jennifer Goldsmith | Feb 27, 2019
The Agreement of Purchase and Sale is a binding contract. It is also a long, wordy and technical document. This document will often contain a variety of conditions and waivers. Often times the Agreement of Purchase and Sale may not cover potential details that could...
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...
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