Many individuals who have suffered a personal injury in Ottawa or anywhere across Ontario may not be aware that their claim is subject to a limitation period. A limitation period is the time limit that a person has to bring a claim against the at-fault party or parties in relation to his or her loss,…
read moreIn Ottawa and across Eastern Ontario, off-road vehicles, such as ATVs, are a source of enjoyment for many. Unfortunately, many individuals are injured as a result of riding an off-road vehicle. Do these vehicles need to be insured? What benefits and damages are available to a person injured in an off-road vehicle accident? This article…
read moreWith summer weather here, many of us in Ottawa and across Eastern Ontario are taking part in activities where participants are required to sign a waiver of personal injury liability; such as attending organized sports and amusement parks. Many participants who sign a waiver may not be fully aware of the legal consequences of doing…
read moreWith the return of summer weather and the rising cost of gas, many individuals are looking for alternative modes of transportation. E-bikes have become a popular mode of transportation in Ottawa in recent years. But what exactly are the laws and regulations surrounding e-bikes? Where can you ride them? Do you need insurance? This article…
read moreEvery winter and spring, pedestrians in Ottawa and across Eastern Ontario are injured after slipping and falling on municipal sidewalks due to icy or snowy conditions. Under the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O 2.001, c. 25, municipalities owe a duty to ensure that its sidewalks and roads are kept in a reasonable state of repair. According…
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