Settling a personal injury claim
If you have been in a motor vehicle accident, been severely bitten by a dog, slipped on a patch of ice in front of an establishment, or been involved in any other accident caused because someone else was distracted or, in some way, neglectful, you deserve compensation for the resultant physical, emotional, and/or financial repercussions […]
What to do if you have been injured in a TTC bus accident (or any other TTC accident)
Injuries on the TTC and as a result of the operation of the TTC are not uncommon. You will often hear of a bus accident, someone being involved in a subway accident, or injuries while riding on the TTC. However, the TTC is governed by somewhat murky legislation that makes knowing what benefits and compensation […]
Federal government ready to implement commercial rent relief program for small businesses
Prime Minister Trudeau announced on April 24 that the government is ready to implement its commercial rent relief program for small businesses.
Businesses face battles with their insurers over coverage related to economic shutdown
Businesses that have been forced to close due to COVID-19 may have been hoping their business interruption insurance will cover their losses, but many policies exclude coverage of interruptions to business resulting from viruses or pandemics.
Examples of contributory negligence – What it means for your insurance claim and compensation?
Antigua and Barbuda: Your Passport is Just the Beginning
Our clients understand the importance of moving forward and these clients are taking advantage of this rare opportunity to move forward with their applications. The economy will bounce back, travel restrictions will be lifted, and life will go on.
Proper protocols for driver safety during pandemic may come too late for some
Toronto Mayor John Tory announced on April 17 that the city planned to work with the taxi industry to develop proper procedures for transporting possible COVID-19 patients.
Canada Emergency Commercial Rent Assistance and the post-pandemic legal environment
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announcement on April 16 that the federal government will be providing rent support to small and medium-sized businesses.
Prime Minister Trudeau alludes to pending relief for commercial rent
In his address to the nation on April 15, Prime Minister Trudeau said that the government would soon have more to say to businesses worried about commercial rent.
Quicker and Less Expensive Resolution of Commercial Disputes Through Mediation/Arbitration
With businesses facing mounting challenges during the coronavirus crisis, finding a fast and less expensive way to resolve commercial disputes has become a pressing practical priority.