Category: Personal Injury FAQ’s

Even though the workers at construction sites and the companies that hire them do follow safety regulations, accidents do happen. Sometimes the nature of such an accidentally incurred injury demands performance of surgery. At other times it introduces the need for a lengthy recovery period. (more…)

Even though the situation has improved over the past half-century, and some states require that anyone that owns a motored vehicle needs to have the appropriate insurance. Additionally, all motorists must realize that uninsured drivers do not hesitate to make use of the available roadways. For that reason, anyone that plans to drive a car, truck, van or SUV must become familiar with the procedure to follow, upon colliding with an uninsured driver. (more…)

If it was a bad accident, you will have to spend some time at home, in bed or maybe even in the hospital. There is not much that you can do while you are there, unless friends and family come to your assistance. Still, you must stand prepared to get down to work, once you have moved further along, down the path to recovery. (more…)

An analysis of the policies that cover compensation to injured employees and those that cover other accidental injuries may reveal a number of small differences. Still, there are two major differences. (more…)

Now that the government has insisted that each tax-paying citizen of Canada should have access to low cost health insurance, some television ads do seem to question the need for disability insurance. Some suggest that, at the time of an accident, possession of health insurance would provide you with adequate coverage. The fact is that it would not. (more…)