Most physicians buy medical malpractice insurance, as protection from a patient that wins a large award, after making a medical malpractice claim. Fortunately, the legal system provides doctors with an added form of protection. It is called the statute of limitations.
read moreWhen people think of renting a car or car shares, the only thing they generally think about is the convenience of temporarily accessing a car to get from one location to another. Plus, car sharing and car rental companies make it easy to access a temporary car and be on your way. However, it’s important
read moreWhen a resident of Ontario finds that the money from SABS (Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule) does not cover all of the damage that resulted from a given car accident, that same resident has the right to file a lawsuit. That initiates pursuit of a multi-step process.
read moreHey, wait, what’s that? A person’s lawsuit will probably never go to court? How can that be? Well, as any lawyer could tell you, the answer is simple: the vast majority of personal injury cases are settled out of court. There is a good chance that this may be true with your personal injury lawsuit.
read moreCar accidents are as fun to think about as tax season is. Both are a necessary part of life and both occur often in life. If you are ever involved in a car accident and you sustain property damage or bodily injury, no matter how minor, your natural impulse is to file a lawsuit against
read moreThough no one wants to think about it, T-bone car accidents are all too common. You may have been involved in this sort of accident. If you have been and want to file a lawsuit against the defendant, hire a personal injury lawyer in Cambridge to help you navigate through the maze of personal injury
read moreSometimes the attorney for a person that has become the victim of an accident-caused injury will urge that client to refrain from rushing to file a claim. Still, it does not make sense to delay that process for a long time. During that delay, valuable documents might get lost.
read moreThe law defines negligence as careless and neglectful behavior. A charge of gross negligence suggests that the defendant has managed to amplify to a marked degree the type of behavior that the law defines as simple negligence.
read moreAt times, a win in court can deliver to the plaintiff a huge award. Still, there are good reasons for choosing on occasion to settle a lawsuit outside of the courtroom.
read moreThe law in Ontario demands possession of automobile insurance by anyone that owns or leases a motored vehicle. In the absence of such a policy, the owner has no right to operate his or her vehicle. By the same token, a leaser has no ability to provide a customer with an insured vehicle, one that
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