Category: Slip and Fall

A personal injury can occur at any time and sometimes through no fault of your own. In fact, there are multiple ways that you can suffer from a personal injury, or accidents as some people refer to them as. Many times, personal injuries result because someone was negligent in their actions. Examples of this is an automobile accident, a slip and fall accident on property other than your own, a product that you purchased, or a misdiagnosed injury or illness. There are a few mistakes that people can make that can ultimately harm their personal injury case. (more…)

It may seem strange to hear that you should not stay in some properties because they are dangerous, but it’s true. However, you need to know this because you may be thinking about buying a residential or commercial unit. If this is the case, then you should know the following. (more…)

Victims of a car accident in Ontario get some financial help from OHIP (Ontario Health Insurance Plan) along with possible assistance from the Ontario Ministry of Health. Still, those funds do not always cover all of a given victim’s losses. That fact highlights the significance of the tort claim. (more…)

Whether you’ve sustained injuries by being careless or you slipped or tripped and fell on someone else’s property, you could be dealing with long-term health consequences as a result. In recent years, these types of accidents have become far too common in the workplace. According to statistics released by the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety, an average of approximately 60,000 individuals are injured in these types of accidents on an annual basis. (more…)

If you fall on city property, you better act fast. You have only 10 days in which to file a claim. Otherwise, you will have exceeded the statute of limitations, and the court will not honor your complaint. (more…)