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- Most Common Personal Injuries In Winter
Canadian winters are marked by frigid and sub-zero temperatures, blasts of snowfall, significant ice formation, and dangerous wind chills. Winters in the Canadian landscape are notorious for creating hazardous environments, from icy sidewalks to treacherous roadways. As a result of the particularly … Read more »
- THE IMPORTANCE OF AUDIT TRAILS IN MEDICAL MALPRACTICE LAWSUITS
Bogoroch & Associates LLP is pleased to announce recent success at compelling the production of electronic audit trails of a patient chart despite the hospital’s refusal. AUDIT TRAILS ARE RELEVANT AND PRODUCIBLE Associate Justice Brott’s Endorsement dated May 17, 2024 in the matter of Law v Preiner … Read more »
- 2025 Increases to Statutory Deductibles and Monetary Thresholds
If you are the victim of a motor vehicle accident in Ontario, your recovery will be governed by the Insurance Act. In order to recover damages for pain and suffering, also known as “general damages”, you must meet the legal threshold test set out in Section 267.5(5) of the Insurance Act: (5) Despite … Read more »
- WHAT IS THE CORRECT DEFINITION OF DISABILITY?
Introduction If an accident or illness has made you incapable of working, disability insurance is supposed to protect you from financial losses and to provide you with peace of mind. You expect and rely on the fact that you will receive income replacement assistance if you become disabled from worki … Read more »
- CHANGES COMING TO THE STATUTORY ACCIDENT BENEFITS IN ONTARIO (“SABS”) IN 2026
Statutory Accident Benefits in Ontario, commonly referred to as SABS, is a no-fault system that entitles those injured in a car accident to access various benefits, including income replacement and medical benefits, through their automobile insurance policy. If the injured party does not have their … Read more »