Motor vehicle accidents can cause long lasting physical, emotional, social and financial damage to those injured and even to their family. What Are Statutory Accident Benefits? Who Is Eligible? The Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule, also known as SABS or no-fault accident benefits, is a provincial regulation of benefits that all insurance companies in Ontario provide….
read moreLong-term disability insurance is designed to provide compensation for those who become injured or ill and are no longer able to return to work. Payments are offered on a monthly basis based on your earnings and can offset any expenses that result from being unable to return to work. Typically, long-term disability payments cover anywhere…
read moreWrongful death cases occur due to criminal negligence. Examples of wrongful death cases include car accidents (the most common type of wrongful death claim in Ontario), work-related accidents, medical malpractice or nursing home negligence. If you have lost a loved one due to wrongful death, it is important to know what type of compensation is…
read moreIf you have been in a car accident involving injury or personal damage, you will need to file a claim with your insurance company. An accident benefits adjuster, also simply known as your claims adjuster, is part of this claims process. Take a look below. What Does An Accident Benefits Adjuster Do? After you have…
read moreSlip and fall injuries are the most common accidental injuries that personal injury lawyers litigate (apart from automobile injuries). The majority of slip and fall cases are due to the negligence of a particular business. Many people do not realize that slips and falls can cause such serious injuries – injuries that can significantly impact…
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