Can I Sue My Employer for a Slip-and-Fall?
Workplace injuries are still a common occurrence. From messes left in the break room to malfunctioning machines to bare ice on the front stairs, any worker can experience a slip-and-fall
When Do I Need a Personal Injury Lawyer?
Traumatic accidents are an out of the ordinary experience for most people, so when they do occur, it may be tempting to simply to forget about the incident and move
What Does a Personal Injury Lawyer Do?
When you've been hurt in a car accident, by a defective product, or as the result of medical malpractice, having access to a personal injury lawyer is a must. Instead
How to Talk to a Personal Injury Lawyer
Personal injury lawyers are here to help you, and that help can come in many forms. Whether it's determining if and how you should move forward with your case, or
How to Select a Personal Injury Lawyer
You or a loved one are already dealing with the trauma and pain of your personal injury, so you want to avoid any further complications by choosing the right personal
Are Birth Injuries Worth Pursuing in Court?
When you suspect the medical staff is responsible for an injury or administering the wrong treatment to your baby, it’s crucial to speak with a lawyer as soon as you
5 High-Profile Injury Settlements in Canada
After experiencing an injury or setback caused by another, it’s a good time to think about retaining a lawyer. Canada’s laws provide some protection for the injured, so one might
Accidents in Public Places: Who is Liable?
If you’ve been injured or in an accident on government-owned public property you’re probably wondering who is responsible for recovery compensation. A public space might be owned by a private
Nursing Home Checklist and Advice
Did you know that Canada has one of the highest life expectancies for both men and women in the world? The population that will live past 80 is expected to
Is it Possible to Overcome a Liability Waiver?
You may have signed a waiver before you went sky-diving, snorkelling, or any number of activities that included varying degrees of risk. You probably signed waivers for your kids, when
