Category: Motor Vehicle Accidents

People feel pain, but others do not see the sensations in the nerves that cause that painful feeling. By the same token, there is no way to test for the presence of pain. Consequently, accident victims have trouble getting covered for ongoing pains. Read More

Because each driver in Ontario must carry an insurance policy with a given level of coverage, those same drivers seek details on the scope of their automobile insurance. This article offers some details on that scope. Read More

All residents of Ontario that become accident victims, following a car collision, can expect the requested level of coverage. Yet those same residents may have questions, regarding which insurance company to contact. Read More

While a personal injury attorney can help a client to gather all of the evidence that is relevant to a client’s case, an attorney’s job calls for performance of a number of additional tasks, as well. By performing such tasks, lawyers help their clients to win their personal injury cases. Read More

A truck accident can cause an injured driver or passenger to suffer a large amount of bodily damage. Most trucks are much larger than the average automobile. Trucking accidents also call for consideration of another large item. That is the list of people and businesses that might be held liable for the resulting injuries. Read More

The police in Ontario have provided personal injury lawyers with at least one fact that relates to truck collisions. One out of every 5 crashes take place in a spot where some type of commercial truck is present. Sometimes, that collision results in the death of another driver. Read More

In order to understand automobile insurance to its fullest intent, it is important to know what different types of lawsuits exist. One such lawsuit is a truck accident lawsuit. These types of truck accident lawsuits can be very tricky and here’s why. Trucks in this type of lawsuit can mean delivery trucks, semi-trucks, cargo trucks, and even tractor and trailer tracks. These trucks are heavy and cannot stop on a dime so accidents are going to happen so often. Read More

When a car accident happens, in many cases, it is caused by the neglect of a driver. In most cases, the result is unintentional but it is still because of someone lack to act as a safe driver behind the wheel. It is sometimes hard to determine who really was at fault in a car accident. When a case goes to court, they judge and jury will need to look closely at all the evidence to determine who should get the blame. Read More

During the cold season, conditions such as black ice and heavy snowfalls pose significant threats for the safety of drivers, passengers, and the people around them. Additionally, these outside influences can also make it harder to determine fault in the event of a collision. Read More

There are a lot of ways in which a driver can be distracted. The most commonly known distraction is, of course, the cellphone, but there are also other distractions to watch out for like your GPS, eating food, drinking coffee, daydreaming, or really anything that leads to you taking your mind off the road and the happenings around your vehicle. Statistically, no other activity has as high a death toll as distracted driving, which makes it so important that you learn how to keep you and your passengers safe at all times. Read More