Elaine Bright – Pace Personal Injury Lawyer in Kenora: Most of us would never drive a vehicle that was not insured. But in some communities, particularly

While the recent bill proposing changes to the Insurance Act of Ontario are being trumpeted as anti-fraud measures, the public should take heed of what’s

Last year, distracted drivers caused more deaths in Ontario than drunk drivers or speeders. This report from the OPP lays out the details: Distracted driving has surpassed

As our lawyers have reported many times before, distracted driving is a serious problem in Toronto and across Ontario. The government has decided to tackle the

In this Q & A, Toronto personal injury lawyer Robert Kram takes a look at the rules around slip and fall accidents, and answers questions about homeowner liability.

an you get sued if someone slips on your driveway or sidewalk? Toronto personal injury lawyer Albert Conforzi answers that question here. 1. Do property owners have

Elaine Bright – Pace Personal Injury Lawyer in Kenora: What happens when someone slips and falls? Whose fault is it? And what does the law require us to do to prevent such injuries?

Toronto personal injury lawyer Michelle Arzaga: Thanks to today’s technology, cars have never been more enjoyable and convenient for drivers. GPS, video cameras, televisions, satellite radio, cell phone hook-ups, and more.

Elaine Bright – Pace Personal Injury Lawyer in Kenora: “There has been a multi-vehicle collision.” “The Trans-Canada highway is closed.” We have seen and heard these announcements in Northwestern Ontario more than once already this winter.

Toronto lawyer Albert Conforzi: As a personal injury lawyer in Toronto, I am routinely asked to represent people who have been involved in serious accidents. These