How Does Social Media Affect Your Case?

In this technological age, it’s common to regularly post on social media platforms regarding our activities and other aspects of our lives. Profiles across Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram and others proudly display photos, videos and status updates of our daily lives and experiences. Unfortunately, sometimes these social media posts can have adverse effects. If you’ve […]

What Are My Legal Options If I Slip And Fall In Ontario?

Falls are unfortunately the most common form of personal injury accidents today. The effects of these falls can vary, from minor bumps and bruises to fractures, broken bones and worse.  Unfortunately for many of those individuals, the injury is due to no fault of their own but due to the negligent, careless or reckless acts […]

Remembering Jim Prentice

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Hon. Gerry Weiner

Hon. Gerry Weiner – Pace Law Firm: I spent a lot of time thinking about my friend and colleague Jim Prentice this weekend. I was stunned last week to learn of his untimely death in a plane accident late Thursday evening.

Insurance Cuts Causing Pain For Ontario Families

I have previously written about the auto insurance changes that came into effect on June 1 of this year. While insurance benefits and premiums are treated as merely numbers on a screen for politicians and adjustors, this story places the changes into a human context: An auto insurance rule change that took effect the day […]

Non-MVA Liability- What Does It Mean?

With more than 35 years of experience serving clients throughout Toronto and across Ontario, Pace Law Firm is dedicated to helping clients through complex injuries, accident benefits and tort claims. From motor vehicle accidents, slip and fall accidents, and insurance and liability claims, we cover the whole gamut of personal injury cases. Even though motor […]

Immigration News: Immigration To Canada, China, And Trump

In this interview, Pace lawyer Andy Semotiuk talks about some recent immigration news.
Andy, a recent government poll says that about 75% of Canadians are either happy with the current number of people immigrating to Canada, or they think that it might be too many. Meanwhile, Minister McCallum says that almost all of the people he talks to want more immigration. What gives?