Ontario Law Firm Blog

Teen Killed in Windsor Motorcycle Crash

A 17-year-old motorcyclist was killed in a collision involving a minivan on Thursday night in south Windsor. According to Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), the motorcycle collided with the front end of the minivan, which sent the rider flying over the hood of the car and into the windshield. The accident occurred around 10:20 p.m. at... Read More

Why You Should Always Check for a Concussion After a Minor Collision

After a minor vehicle collision, it is not uncommon for accident victims to claim they are okay because they do not show any clear physical signs of injury. Many drivers, passengers, cyclists, pedestrians and others often refuse medical treatment without realizing they have suffered a concussion. Unfortunately, without proper identification and treatment, a concussion can... Read More

City and School Board Sued for More Than $20,000,000

Windsor lawyer Jennifer Bezaire, a partner at Greg Monforton & Partners, Injury Lawyers, announced today that she has commenced a $20,000,000 lawsuit on behalf of 15-year-old Madison Arseneault and her family. Madison suffered devastating injuries when her skull was fractured by a sawed off golf club during a physical education class at the Ford Test... Read More

Important Documents for Proving Your Personal Injury Case

In order to file a claim for an accident or injury caused by another’s negligent actions, the injury victim must be able to provide evidence that his or her injuries were directly caused by the other party’s actions. When building your claim, it is important to gather as much evidence as possible to prove your... Read More

One Injured in Central Avenue Crash

One person was rushed to the hospital after a serious two-car collision on Wednesday. According to the Windsor Police Service, the collision occurred on Central Avenue near EC Row Expressway just before 2 p.m. One person was transported to the hospital with serious injuries. It remains unknown if anyone else was injured in the collision.... Read More

Who Can Collect Damages from a Wrongful Death Claim?

The wrongful death of a loved one is a tragic and overwhelming experience that can leave you at a loss for what to do next. Although it is likely not your first priority, it may be possible to file a lawsuit seeking damages for your loved one’s death. Under Ontario’s Family Law Act, surviving family... Read More

19-Year-Old Killed in Crash Involving Three Tractor Trailers

One person was killed and another was injured in a four-vehicle collision involving three tractor trailers on Highway 401 around 4 p.m. on Tuesday. According to an Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) investigation, a white Volvo tractor trailer traveling westbound on Highway 401 slammed into the back of a white Oldsmobile SUV, which was stopped in... Read More

Snowmobile Safety Tips

After a deadly start to the snowmobiling season, Ontario Provisional Police (OPP) and the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) reminded riders of key safety tips during Snowmobile Safety Week, Jan. 21-29. According to OPP, there have been seven snowmobiling fatalities since the start of the season, three of which involved snowmobiles falling through ice... Read More

Pedestrian Hit, Injured by Transit Windsor Bus

A pedestrian was transported to the hospital with injuries Tuesday after being struck by a Transit Windsor bus on Riverside Drive East at Moy Avenue. According to Windsor Police, the bus was traveling westbound when it struck the 29-year-old man. The impact was so severe that it damaged the front windshield of the bus. The... Read More

Greg Monforton & Partners Client Madison Arseneault Returns to School

Windsor teen Madison Arseneault, who sustained a serious head injury in May 2016 while participating in a school gym class, has recently returned to school. The young teen was running with her Gordon McGregor Public School’s gym class at the Ford Test Track when she fell on a wire tied to sawed off golf clubs... Read More