Suffering from a debilitating disability after an accident or illness can put a financial strain on you and your loved ones, especially if it impacts your ability to earn a living. A long-term disability plan helps protect the financial well-being of families after the insured person makes a claim. But how does this insurance coverage work? […]
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As the colder season brings snow, ice, and frost across Ontario, the risk of injuries also increases, even in typically safe and low-risk places, like walkways. One of the most common wintertime hazards is slip and fall accidents. Despite an abundance of warnings to exercise caution while walking, slip-and-falls have become an everyday occurrence.
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Car accidents are an unfortunate part of life for all drivers. According to a 2015 report from Allstate, an insurance claim is made for around 6% of cars in Toronto each year. That’s a lot of accidents. Fortunately, there are strategies that can help you avoid car accidents and steps to take after a car accident to make sure you are
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Driving in bad weather is no joke. According to a report from Aviva Insurance, over 40% more insurance claims are made in Ontario in the winter, serving as a testament to the hazards of driving during inclement weather. Canadians are too familiar with driving on icy roads or in poor visibility, and we know how much
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Driving through Ontario’s picturesque cottage country can be a delightful experience, offering scenic views and a relaxing break from the daily routine. However, navigating cottage country roads comes with its own challenges and risks that drivers should be aware of. The summer months see some of the highest rates of car accidents in Ontario, in part
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It’s no surprise that when pedestrians are involved in motor vehicle accidents, the consequences can be devastating. Pedestrians account for roughly 15-20% of all motor vehicle fatalities in Canada despite being involved in only around 5% of reported accidents. Pedestrian safety in high-traffic areas is everyone’s responsibility, but drivers have a particular duty to keep other road
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5 Singapore Roads You Should Drive Through Carefully! By Direct Asia. Thu, 07/14/2022 – 11:00 Accidents can happen anywhere, anytime, for various reasons. Besides reckless driving such as drink-driving, beating the red light, and speeding, sometimes the road itself can be a challenge to navigate. Whilst some roads are calm and relaxing to drive through,
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Top three intersections where running red lights in Toronto By NatMed Dec.3, 2023 A large number of people are ticketed every year at intersections equipped with red light cameras (RLC), and the result is financial losses – fines to pay, and make you anxious Through observation, I found that running red light intersections change
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5 steps to choosing the perfect motorcycle helmet by Steven M. Gursten How to find a safe helmet that can save your life Today I’d like to continue the discussion about choosing the right motorcycle helmet. Wearing a motorcycle helmet in Michigan is more important now than ever, as the law requiring motorcycle helmet
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What Stephen Hawking can teach injury lawyers about low vehicle damage car accidents by Steven M. Gursten People’s bodies, just like particles in physics, don’t react as we would expect I’ve started reading Stephen Hawking’s “The Grand Design,” and oddly enough, it got me thinking about how people in low speed car
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