by Blog Author | Oct 19, 2020 | TRAUMATIC BRAIN & SPINAL CORD INJURIES
Criminal law punishes behaviors that affect other people’s rights. It punishes all harm against physical or mental integrity caused to anyone in most circumstances. However, the Canadian Criminal Code establishes a difference between a minor and a serious injury. If...
by Blog Author | Sep 25, 2020 | TRAUMATIC BRAIN & SPINAL CORD INJURIES
Sometimes, insurance companies use a claimant’s long-term injury as a reason for decreasing the size of the awarded compensation. Still, a smart claimant can use that same long-term injury as a tool, when seeking a settlement with a higher value. Types of long-term...
by Blog Author | Sep 23, 2020 | TRAUMATIC BRAIN & SPINAL CORD INJURIES
Some signs of an injury’s seriousness emerge at the time of the accident. Others might show up much later. Still, that does not diminish the serious level of harm that has been done to the victim. The basic question to answer, when determining an injury’s value: How...
by Blog Author | Aug 10, 2020 | TRAUMATIC BRAIN & SPINAL CORD INJURIES
Insurance companies have learned what sorts of accidents are apt to cause a particular type of injury. Injuries that typically result from a rear end impact: Whiplash: This can range from mild stiffness or soreness of the neck or back to more severe damage to the...
by Blog Author | Jun 29, 2020 | TRAUMATIC BRAIN & SPINAL CORD INJURIES
The deposition is a question and answer session, one that takes place during the discovery phase of the lawsuit process. The attorney for each side interviews the party from the opposing side. The person being interviewed is called the deponent. The court reporter...
by Blog Author | Feb 26, 2020 | TRAUMATIC BRAIN & SPINAL CORD INJURIES
Residents of Ontario use a SABS, when referring to the Province’s Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule. SABS arranges for the delivery of specific benefits to anyone that has been injured in a given accident. Each injured victim becomes eligible for those benefits,...
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