Personal Injury Blog

The Difference Between a Mass Tort and a Class Action Lawsuit

If you or someone you love has been injured because of another’s negligence, you’ve probably heard the term Tort being thrown around. A Tort is a wrongdoing that causes someone (Plaintiff) to suffer loss, harm, or death, that results in legal liability for the person (Defendant) who commits the act.

Evaluating the Risk vs. Reward of Proceeding to Trial in a Personal Injury Lawsuit

The size of the gap between your settlement needs/expectations and the offer can be determinative. If the defendant is willing to provide compensation that can make a significant improvement in your quality of life, trial might not be the best option for you. Often, you can find ways to make up the...

What to Expect in Ontario Personal Injury Settlement Negotiations

Settlement negotiations can occur at any time during the legal process – for example, before your Statement of Claim is issued, after documentary evidence has been exchanged, once Discoveries have been conducted, or any time further evidence becomes available leading up to pre-trial and trial....

New Auto Insurance Rules: Helpful or Harmful?

The Ontario Government is planning new auto insurance rules. These changes are currently in the form of a policy proposal as part of the Ontario Government’s proposed budget, to be followed by actual legislation (law) in the upcoming months and likely enforced by 2026.

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