The NFL Concussion Case: Not Over Yet

Toronto personal injury lawyer Albert Conforzi: “It ain’t over till it’s over” is one of the great sports sayings, and it now equally applies to personal injury litigation. I have previously blogged in this space regarding the NFL head injury lawsuit and the NHL equivalent that is underway. A tentative settlement was reached some time ago between the parties in […]

Going To Law School

Elaine Bright – Pace Personal Injury Lawyer in Kenora: Have you ever thought of going to law school? In Canada there are 17 universities that offer 3-year programs leading to a degree in common law. This is the degree required to practice law in all provinces and territories, except Quebec. The newest program in Canada is […]

Dog Bite Law In Ontario

According to statistics, approximately 42 dog bites occur every hour in Canada. In Ontario alone, there are over 5000 dog bites reported every year. Victims of dog attacks are often reluctant to report incidents or seek compensation because they know the dog and its owner. It is important to remember, however, that dog ownership is […]

Options For Avoiding France’s 75% Tax Rate

Canadian and US Immigration Lawyer Andy Semotiuk: The French court recently ruled to uphold French President Hollande’s proposal which will introduce a 75 percent income tax on those earning more than 1 million euros per year:

Knowing The Threshold

Toronto personal injury lawyer Albert Conforzi: In order to excel at the practice of personal injury law, you need constant education and re-education. In my nearly 30 years of practice, I have seen no less than six separate auto insurance regimes in Ontario. That’s a lot of late night reading. To quote an old shipping […]

Immigration and Criminal Charges

Canadian and US Immigration Lawyer Andy Semotiuk: Most people assume, without question, that just about anyone can enter Canada. This is not true.

Minor Injury Guideline: Punitive And Unjust Law

Toronto Personal Injury Lawyer Alex Voudouris: On September 1, 2010, the Ontario Government radically changed the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS), to the detriment of all accident victims. For example, medical and rehabilitation limits were reduced from the non-catastrophically injured limit of $100,000 to $3,500, if someone has sustained an impairment that is predominantly a Minor Injury as […]

Moving On After A Serious Injury

A serious injury affects the injured as well as their loved ones. Whether the injury is caused as a result of a car accident or any other accident, it is hard to accept that your life will never be the same again.