Dave
Jul 31, 2015
An injured pedestrian is entitled to the same compensation as if injured while in a car. Even though you were a pedestrian, you can still claim Statutory Accident Benefits from your own insurance company and you can also sue the at fault driver for compensation. If you don’t have auto insurance, you can claim accident benefits from the automobile insurance company of the at fault driver. If the at fault driver is uninsured, you can make a claim to the Motor Vehicle Accident Claims fund which is administered by the provincial government.
Dave
Jul 28, 2015
Yes – in certain circumstances, the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (“OHIP”) will provide funding for out-of-country medical treatment that isn’t available in Ontario.
Ed Canning
Jul 27, 2015
When it comes to human rights legislation the means never justify the ends. How the employer does things, the questions it asks and investigations it makes, are just as important as the final decision to terminate someone.
Dave
Jul 27, 2015
When it comes to human rights legislation the means never justify the ends. How the employer does things, the questions it asks and investigations it makes, are just as important as the final decision to terminate someone.
Dave
Jul 14, 2015
What happens if the original Will has been lost?
Generally speaking and for various reasons, an Executor will require the original Will, signed by the Deceased.
Ed Canning
Jul 13, 2015
In the age of social media, the old saying, “loose lips sink ships” should really be changed to “loose fingers can sink your boat”. There is no rhyme but its true none the less. If you are ever tempted to rant about your boss online, take ten breaths and don’t. I guarantee it will be a bad idea.
Dave
Jul 10, 2015
Yes. Every Ontario motor vehicle liability policy includes coverage for Statutory Accident Benefits (SABs) for insured persons including coverage for accidents that occur in the United States.
Dave
Jul 08, 2015
65% of Canadians don't have a will. Would you like to know what happens if you die without one?
Dave
Jul 08, 2015
65% of Canadians don't have a will. Would you like to know what happens if you die without one?
Dave
Jul 05, 2015
In Ontario it is the law that all bicycle riders under the age of 18 must wear a helmet while riding. Wondering if the helmet you or your child is wearing fits properly? Use the 2V1 rule.