Around this time of the year, our law firm receives a noticeable spike in pedestrian collision claims. These are the sort of cases where somebody is trying to cross the street (on foot), and they get hit by a car, or some other sort of motor vehicle (even a bike).…
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Top safety tips for Back To School Commute (Ontario)
Labour Day has come and gone. You can kiss the summer and wearing those light white beach side pants goodbye. With the passing of Labour Day comes the arrival of the back to school season. The roads are noticeably busier across Ontario. I can tell you from experience that the…
How to complete the OCF-3 Disability Certificate following a car accident in Ontario
One of the most important, most complex, and trickiest claim forms to complete following a car accident is the OCF-3 Disability Certificate. Never heard of an OCF-3 Disability Certificate? That’s ok. Most people haven’t heard of any of these “OCF” claim forms until after they’ve been involved in a car…
Pedestrian & Cyclist Car Accident Pitfalls: Why having car insurance matters even when you’re not driving
When innocent parties get run over by a car, or hit while they’re riding a bike, they automatically think that some for of insurance company will respond to their claim. On one hand, they’re right: some FORM of insurance should respond. But what form that insurance comes in (private/public/fast/slow) is…
Some thoughts on a recent Child’s Fatal Car Accident
Received a few calls wanting commentary on the recent fatal accident involving a 7 year old. The accident took place at intersection of Millwood Road and McRae Drive, south of Eglinton Avenue in Toronto in an affluent area of the City known as Leaside. The intersection has a baseball diamond…