Ontario Law Firm Blog

Is the Rear Driver Always Liable for a Rear-End Collision?

When one vehicle strikes another from behind, the rear driver is almost always found legally liable under Ontario law. This is based on the premise that had the driver of the rear vehicle been driving in a safe manner, he or she would have had enough time to stop and prevent harm. If you have... Read More

Why Slip and Fall Accident Claims Can Be Difficult to Prove

Slip and falls happen more often than you realize. These accidents can occur on public and private property due to slippery or wet surfaces, uneven flooring, cluttered hallways and poorly lit areas, which may result in serious injuries. Proving negligence in these cases, however, could be difficult. Ontario law also limits the amount of time... Read More

What Happens If I Am Injured by an Underage Driver?

As more young drivers take the roadway, this increase in independence does not come without its risks. Studies have shown that the risk of car accidents, injuries and damage to property is much higher among novice or underage drivers than drivers with more experience. The chances of being hit and harmed due to the actions... Read More

OPP in Lakeshore Investigating Serious Crash on Country Road 42

Two people were taken to a local area hospital Saturday morning following a collision in Lakeshore that resulted in serious injuries. Essex County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) were called to the scene on Country Road 42 between West Belle River Road and Rourke Line Road at around 9:30 a.m. There was one driver in each... Read More

Factors That May Delay the Personal Injury Claims Process

If you are considering filing a personal injury claim, you may be wondering how long the entire process could take. However, every case is different and presents its own unique challenges. Most claims are often settled out of court and may be resolved rather quickly, but others may be delayed due to certain factors. Having... Read More

Eliminate Jury Trials to Lessen COVID-19 Court Delays

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Windsor injury lawyer Greg Monforton today announced that he and all 12 lawyers in his law firm have responded to a call for input by Attorney General Doug Downey by publicly supporting an initiative to eliminate civil jury trials in Ontario courts. Monforton is a past president of the Ontario Trial Lawyers... Read More

Settling a Claim If the Other Driver’s Insurer Will Not Pay My Damages

If you have been in a car accident that was not your fault, the other driver’s insurance company is supposed to cover the cost of medical bills, vehicle repairs and other related expenses up to his or her policy limits. Unfortunately, even if you have a valid claim, the other driver’s insurer may refuse to... Read More

Firm Partner Jennifer Bezaire to Appear in Experts on Call Show on AM800 Radio

This Saturday, June 13th, our partner Jennifer Bezaire will make a guest appearance on the Experts on Call show on radio station AM800. The one hour program begins at 10 a.m. Jennifer will discuss a number of legal issues including COVID caused business interruption losses, suing during the pandemic and other timely topics. Read More

Serious Collision In Chatham-Kent Involving an ATV and a Motorcycle

Two people were transported to the hospital Sunday evening with serious injuries following a crash between an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) and a motorcycle. The Chatham-Kent Police Service and other first emergency services responded to the accident scene on Charing Cross Road near Middle Line at around 6:50 p.m. Both vehicles were travelling in the southbound... Read More

Getting Compensation for Loss of Earning Capacity After a Personal Injury

If you have been injured in an accident due to another person’s negligence, you may be eligible to pursue compensation to help cover any financial losses you have suffered. One of these losses could include loss of earning capacity. Unlike medical expenses and lost wages, recouping the future loss of income due to an injury... Read More