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| What you need to know about Catastrophic Injury Compensation |
Dec 10, 2019 |
Accident victims who sustain a catastrophic injury, such a as serious brain injury or spinal injury, are entitled to the highest level of accident benefits under Ontario insurance law. |
| The life-altering Effects of an Acquired Brain Injury |
Jul 12, 2019 |
Every year, about 160,000 Canadians suffer an acquired brain injury. And, because a brain injury may impact every aspect of an individual’s physical and mental health, brain injuries are often life-changing and result in a substantially diminished quality of life for accident victims. |
| Causes and Liability in Pedestrian Accidents |
Apr 01, 2019 |
Many pedestrian accidents result when a driver fails to take due care or violates a traffic law. And, when an injured pedestrian commences a lawsuit for damages against the driver, the onus is on the driver to prove he was not negligent in causing the accident. |
| How Do I Apply for Insurance Benefits After a Car Accident? |
May 31, 2014 |
How Do I Apply for Insurance Benefits After a Car Accident? |
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- Bill C 38 - Jobs, Growth and Long-term Prosperity Act (Bill C-38)
- Brain Injury - Brain Injuries are caused by severe trauma to the brain.
- Car Accident and Personal Injury Law - Car accident law and what to do if you have been in an accident.
- Catastrophic Injury - Catastrophic Injury is a severe injury to the spine, spinal cord, or brain, and may include skull or spinal fractures.
- Disability Insurance Claims - Disability Insurance covers those who are unable to work at full capacity due to a short or long-term disability.
- General - General articles pertaining to Personal Injury Law.
- Motorcycle Law - Motorcycle law and what to do if you are in an accident and/or are hurt in an accident.
- Slip Trip and Fall - If you get hurt or injured due to dangerous conditions while on someone else's property due to someone else's negligence, you can make the appropriate claims for the injuries you incurred.
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