Auto Accident News Blog

How Can Accident Reconstruction Prove Negligence in Lawsuits?

General Interest

If you were seriously injured in a crash, you may be able to file a lawsuit to seek full compensation for your damages. Establishing what really happened during the accident is of utmost importance. When the involved parties do not have all the information needed to assess fault, they may turn to an accident reconstructionist.... Read More

Can I Receive Housekeeping and Home Maintenance Benefits After an Ontario Accident?

If you sustained severe injuries in an Ontario accident, you may be able to receive housekeeping and home maintenance benefits, which can assist you in finding someone to help take care of your home. However, such expenses are only available under certain conditions. You must be able to show that you have a catastrophic impairment... Read More

What Happens If I Am Hurt in a Crash Caused by an Excluded Driver?

Sometimes an insurance company or policyholder may request to exclude a driver from an auto insurance policy. This is often done by insurance companies to prevent risky drivers from operating insured vehicles or by policyholders in order to save themselves money on their auto insurance. But what happens if an excluded driver causes a crash?... Read More

Can Returning to Work Too Soon After a Crash Hurt My Claim?

After a crash, you may be concerned about missing work to recover from your injuries. You may be worried about whether you will be able to return to work in the same capacity as before. Many crash victims return to work too soon because they feel that they cannot afford to take the time off.... Read More

Woman Fatally Struck by Vehicle on Heritage Road in Kingsville

Police are investigating a fatal vehicle vs. pedestrian collision that happened in Kingsville Monday afternoon. According to BlackBurnNews.com, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), Kingsville Fire Department and Essex-Windsor EMS were all called to the scene on Heritage Road at about 12:05 p.m. A 69-year-old woman was struck and killed by a vehicle while gardening in her... Read More

What Can I Do If My Insurer Has Denied Me Accident Benefits?

Being denied accident benefits can be a frustrating and stressful experience. These benefits help compensate injured accident victims for damages such as medical bills and lost income, regardless of fault. However, Ontario’s no-fault car insurance system does not guarantee fair compensation for all accident victims. Below, we discuss a few options available if you are... Read More

Are You Allowed to Make Changes to Your Auto Coverage at Any Time?

Sometimes an auto insurance policy does not provide as much coverage as you would like or there is certain coverage that you do not need. Fortunately, you can purchase an endorsement that increases or reduces your coverage amount while still ensuring that you meet your auto insurance requirements. In Ontario, this endorsement or add-on is... Read More

Can I Sue if I Slip and Fall on a City Sidewalk?

Slip and falls can happen in any season. In the wintertime, the most common cause is snowy or icy walkways. During the summer, falls are often the result of unsafe conditions, from wet surfaces or spills to debris and uneven walking surfaces. Thousands of people each year slip and fall on public sidewalks. If your... Read More

What Happens If I Am in an Accident Outside of the Province?

Every year, many Ontario drivers are involved in accidents while traveling outside of the province. These claims can often be complex depending on where the accident occurred. Did it happen in another province, such as Quebec, or in the U.S.? The insurance available will depend on the facts of the case. We explain below what... Read More

Do All Neck-Related Injuries in a Crash Qualify for Accident Benefits?

Many neck injuries after a crash are often mistreated or overlooked. This can lead to long-term pain and suffering. If you are in a crash and require medical treatment to heal a neck-related injury, you may be able to qualify for accident benefits coverage. These benefits are issued regardless of fault and must be included... Read More