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- Why Brain Injury Cases Often Become Credibility Disputes
Written By: Jamie Davison, Associate and Sara Ferro, Summer Student 8 Minute Read Introduction In many brain injury claims in Ontario, the primary issue can be not whether a crash occurred, but rather whether the resulting symptoms and long-term effects of the brain injury are significant enough to … Read more »
- What’s Actually Becoming Optional Under Ontario’s New Accident Benefits Rules?
Written By: Joseph Cescon, Partner & Alicia Abbott, Summer Student 9 Minute Read Significant changes to auto insurance in Ontario are set to take effect on July 1, 2026, through reforms to the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS). Under the new rules, several benefits that were previously man … Read more »
- Small v Northbridge General Insurance Company 2026 ON LAT
Written By: Kate Hunter, Associate and Alexis Andrew, Student-at-Law 5 Minute Read Overview In Small v Northbridge General Insurance Company, 2026 ON LAT 21072, the Ontario Licence Appeal Tribunal (“LATâ€�) held that an insurer cannot justify an additional in-person independent examination (“IEâ … Read more »
- What Happens If The At-Fault Driver Has Insufficient Insurance Coverage After An Accident?
Written By: Brandon Pedersen, Associate and Cierra Hurley, Student-At-Law 7 Minute Read Being seriously injured in a motor vehicle collision is life-altering on its own. Discovering that the at-fault driver does not have enough insurance to fully compensate you can make an already difficult situatio … Read more »
- Why Brain Injury Claims Involving Children are Different
Written By: William Harding, Partner, and Alicia Abbott, Summer Student 9 Minute Read Introduction A traumatic brain injury (“TBIâ€�) affecting a child is uniquely complex, altering the course of the child’s life in ways that are not always immediately visible. Unlike adult TBIs, the full impact … Read more »