• Interim Payments Denied In The Face Of Conflicting Evidence

    Plaintiffs in personal injury claims can apply for interim payments while working through the courts. These payments are intended to be a portion of the total compensation a party is…

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  • Insurance Company Loses Gamble Of No Future Claims When Settling Privately

    Insurance companies can sometimes attempt to privately negotiate settlements with insured parties. The dangers of doing so were recently demonstrated in an Ontario Superior Court of Justice decision, where the…

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  • Defendant Made To Pay More In Costs After Refusing To Participate In Mediation

    Litigation can be a costly and stressful method to finding resolution in personal injury cases. In some situations, each party has an arguable case, and may not be clear which…

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  • Case Commentary – Injured Maintaining Your Car? You Can Claim Accident Benefits

    A recent summary judgment decision confirms that a person is allowed to claim accident benefits insurance if they are injured while performing regular maintenance on their vehicle. Injuries sustained in…

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  • Case Commentary – Injuries that Happen in the Car

    The Court of Appeal has ruled that a woman who sustained burns after spilling coffee at a drive through may make an accident benefits claim, as the injury was the…

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  • What do Statutory Accident Benefits Cover?

    Any person injured in a car accident in Ontario is entitled to claim statutory accident benefits, regardless of who was at fault. These “no-fault” accident benefits extend to anyone injured in…

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  • What Happens at an Independent Medical Examination?

    In Ontario, individuals who are injured in motor vehicle accidents are eligible to claim accident benefits to cover the medical and other expenses. The amount of accident benefits coverage available…

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