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- Shared Responsibility in a Car Accident: What It Means for Your Claim
By: Nick Todorovic, Partner and Emma Funston-Clarke, Student-at-Law 7 Minute Read Many people assume that after a car accident, one driver is completely at fault and the other is completely innocent. In reality, that is not always how Ontario law works. In many cases, responsibility for a collis … Read more »
- When a Driver Says They Never Saw the Motorcycle
Written By: Nick Todorovic, Partner, and Sara Ferro (Summer Student) 6 Minute Read Introduction After a motorcycle collision, drivers almost always say “I didn’t see the motorcycle.â€� A motorcycle collision claim can be more complex than it seems and carries serious legal consequences. Given it … Read more »
- Left-Turn Collisions and How Fault is Assessed in Ontario
Written By: Kate Hunter, Associate & Alexis Andrew, Summer Student 7 Minute Read Liability (in other words, who is at fault), in the case of collisions resulting from a left-hand-turn are not as straightforward as one might think. While these collisions are extremely common, they often lead to dispu … Read more »
- How Accident Benefits Interact with a Tort Claim
Written By: Savannah Snyder, Associate, and Avery Kavanaugh, Student-at-Law 7 Minute Read After a motor vehicle collision, an injured person may pursue two types of claims: a tort claim, also known as the lawsuit, and an accident benefits claim. In this article, we break down the relationship betwee … Read more »
- McLeish Orlando Named a Top Personal Injury Boutique Firm by Canadian Lawyer Magazine
McLeish Orlando is proud to announce that we have been recognized as one of Canada’s Top Personal Injury Boutique Firms, as selected by our peers in the annual survey conducted by Canadian Lawyer Magazine. Being included in the 2026 results is an honour we do not take lightly. It reflects the commit … Read more »