Ontario’s 2025 personal injury law changes make it harder for accident victims to secure full compensation, with higher deductibles and stricter settlement thresholds. Before accepting an insurance offer, it’s crucial to understand your rights—waiting too long or settling too soon could cost you thousands.
Starting July 1, 2026, Ontario’s auto insurance will undergo a big change: critical benefits like income replacement, caregiver support, and funeral coverage, which were once automatic, will now become optional add-ons.
As the winter months get closer, it is critical to plan ahead and take precautions as needed to reduce the likelihood of mishaps. Nearly 30% of all motor vehicle incidents, according to recent RCMP data, happened on slick, snowy, or icy roadways.
The decision of an upcoming court case could have a powerful impact on the livelihood of personal injury victims’ ability to benefit access.
Did you know falling injuries are one of, if not the most, common types of injuries for Canadians? Some are bona fide accidents, but a very large percentage of slip and falls are caused due to some sort of failure on another party’s behalf.
In insurance, the fine print speaks the loudest. Pay attention to the fine print when you are purchasing an insurance policy and you can save yourself from surprises when it comes time to make a claim.
Social media has become virtually a second life for most people today. People’s joys, tragedies, accomplishments, failures and opinions that get posted online, all make up for a digital footprint that we cannot erase nor control fully.
With many Ontarians on a few months-long hiatus due to the of Covid-19 imposed lockdowns, the roads have been much emptier than many of us could have ever imagined.
The beginning of 2020 saw several changes to Rule 76 of the Rules of Civil Procedure that are of particular import to personal injury cases.
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191 The West Mall, Suite 1100
Toronto, ON M9C 5K8
Phone: 1-877-236-3060
Fax: 416-236-1809
