Category: Personal Injury FAQ’s

Contrary to what some people would like to believe, the human mind is not equipped to focus on 2 different things at one time. That fact highlights the reason that every driver should plan to proceed without any distraction. Read More

Insurance companies can benefit from knowing more than a claimant about the process that follows the filing of a claim. The policy holder/claimant that makes a point of learning about the same process can put a damper on any of the tactics that might be used by the insurer’s representatives. Read More

If you have filed a personal injury claim and are looking to seek damages after an accident herein you were not at fault, it is important that you would be offered a chance to settle the claim out of court. However, you need to decide whether you should take the offered compensation as settlement of fight it all out on court. That is why you need to consult with a personal injury lawyer in Lindsay that will consider all aspects of the case to determine what works out best for you. Read More

No 2 disabilities are alike. No disabled person has to deal with the same circumstances that other disabled individuals have to face. Consequently, Ontario has a number of different disability programs. Read More

The self-employed adult invites special problems, when driving a car or other motored vehicle. If that same adult were to get injured in an accident, the job of determining that entrepreneur’s future loss of earnings could prove to be a challenging task. Read More

The law makes it clear that someone that files a personal injury claim has the right to seek a fair compensation for any damages. Still, that same law does not offer insight into the size of that compensation package. By hiring a lawyer, a claimant can retain the right to seek the fairest possible award. Read More

Those who study the statistics, regarding how many residents of Ontario have submitted a long-term disability claim, say that the number of such claims has increased markedly. Yet not all such claims have resulted in the delivery of the requested benefits. Read More

Accidents in Ontario share at least one feature with accidents that take place anywhere. The legal system has been set up so that some person gets held responsible for the injuries and losses that have resulted from that accidental occurrence. Read More

Patients in a hospital interact with more than the doctors. Various members of the hospital’s staff perform services for each patient. Can a dissatisfied patient sue the hospital for a mistake made while someone was offering a service? Read More

Insurance companies do not invite the start of negotiations. In fact, the insurer does not assign an adjuster to a personal injury claim from an accident victim until that same claimant/victim has sent a demand letter. Read More