One of the most common orthopedic injuries our personal injury lawyers see in slip and fall cases are broken ankle. Not sprained. Not bruised. Broken ankles. Like the ankles when you fall you may hear a snap, crackle or pop; but in a bad way and not in the breakfast…
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These Boots are Made for Walking: Brian Goldfinger on Slip and Fall Cases in Ontario
This deep freeze, thaw, cold, warm, snow, rain, back to snow, then to ice weather cycle we have seen across Ontario this winter hasn’t been good for anyone. We’re not sure if it’s snowing, raining, or ice is falling from the sky. All of the fluctuations in temperature have lead…
Slip and Fall Accidents in Ontario: Do’s and Don’ts
I looked outside my window today and saw SNOW! Yuck. That means it’s slip and fall season in Ontario. A large proportion of the personal injury cases at Goldfinger Injury Lawyers are slip and fall cases. A large proportion of those slip and fall cases arise from slip and falls…
Brian Goldfinger on Pit Falls for your Slip & Fall Case (Ontario)
It’s Winter. For personal injury lawyers like Brian Goldfinger, that means it’s slip and fall season. In a cold weather climate like Ontario, our personal injury lawyers get calls from a lot of prospective slip and fall clients. While every case is different, there are certainly common threads in many…
Slush, Mush, & Ice: Winter Safety Tips from a Personal Injury Lawyer (Ontario)
Middle of January in Ontario = snow, ice, sleet, slush and mush! The cold, rain and snow all make for difficult driving and walking conditions. A serious accident can result in serious injury, bringing life long health consequences and long term care requirements. You would be amazed by the volume…
Do’s and Dont’s after a slip and fall accident (Ontario)
Winter is upon us! Break out the parkas, toques and winter boots and get ready for some blistering cold. This week we are expecting some sub 20 degree weather in Southwestern and Eastern Ontario. Don’t get me started about what it’s like up there in Northern Ontario. It’s been chilly…
Winter Time is Slip and Fall Time: Quick tips on what to do following a slip and fall (Ontario
As the title of this edition of the Toronto Injury Lawyer Blog suggests, Winter Time is Slip and Fall time. When the weather starts to get cold, damp, slippery and icy, our law firm sees a spike in slip and fall related calls (sweet rhyme!). Some of these slip and…
The highest profile slip and fall claim you’ve ever seen: Eugenie Bouchard vs. USTA
Eugenie Bouchard is the greatest female tennis player in Canadian history. She has made international headlines for her amazing tennis skills. But these days, her press isn’t about success on the tennis court. Rather, it’s about her battling her head injury and concussion symptoms off the court. Those symptoms have…
It’s slip & fall season: things our law firm has seen we wish we hadn’t (Ontario)
In case you haven’t noticed, the white stuff we call snow is all around us. It’s causing some slippery conditions for motorists and pedestrians alike. Just getting around your respective city or town, whether it’s a booming metropolis like Toronto, or a small Town like Omemee (home of Neil Young,…
In the search of the truth in your personal injury case (Ontario)
We would all like to think that the law is the quest for the truth. It’s the pursuit of justice. It’s establishing before a Court of Law, what’s right, and what’s wrong. In a perfect world, our courts should work that way. All cases should be heard quickly, before a…