When taking public transit in Ontario, there are many different ways in which you could suffer a physical injury. One is in an accident involving a collision, but there are other possibilities, as well – such as if the vehicle comes to a sudden stop and you fall to the floor. Under changes to the…
read moreCar accidents cause serious injuries and deaths in Ottawa every year. According to the City of Ottawa’s annual safety report for 2020, a total of 18 victims lost their lives in traffic accidents in the city. While most vehicle collisions stem from human errors and driver mistakes, some are caused by road hazards and dangerous…
read moreIf you are injured in a motor vehicle accident in Ottawa, or anywhere across Ontario, you are entitled to no-fault accident benefits. These benefits include coverage such as medical and rehabilitation treatment and an income replacement benefit, among other things. What benefits are available to you depends on the nature of your injuries and how…
read moreAccording to an article by CTV news, data released by the City of Ottawa shows just how dangerous our roads can be. In 2020 alone, there were 10,047 motor vehicle collisions in Ottawa. While some of these are minor fender benders, others can result in serious or catastrophic injuries and even death. Numbers are down from…
read moreIf you have been injured in a car accident in Ottawa or anywhere else across Ontario, you may receive a notice from your own insurance company asking if you want to elect to receive a non-earner benefit. But what is this benefit and how much is it worth? Am I Eligible? Specific details regarding when…
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