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640 Toronto Radio Interview: Edward Elyahky discusses Canada’s Vaccine Injury Program with Jasmine Daya
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Dangerous Intersections in Toronto
14/01/20Dangerous Intersections in Toronto Avoiding dangerous intersections is sometimes, well, unavoidable. Toronto can be a difficult place to drive, but if you know what areas are riskier, you may be able to not only avoid being injured in a collision...
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Bullying Lawsuits in Ontario: Things to Know before You Sue
4/11/19Filing a claim against a bully can be a challenge. This is especially true considering legislation protecting victims of bullying is still relatively new. Before you move forward with your bullying lawsuit in Ontario, read on to learn more about...
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Halloween Safety
31/10/19Candy, costumes and celebration, it’s that time of year again – Halloween. But every dose of fun is accompanied by danger in a certain measure. It is therefore vital that children adhere to the following safety tips in order to...
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Pedestrian Accidents
24/10/19Walking around town is an environmentally friendly way to travel. Walking can also provide the health benefits associated with physical activity. Unfortunately, you can still be involved in a car accident as a pedestrian. In fact, when pedestrian-motor vehicle accidents...
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Accommodations and Landlord Tenant Board
14/10/19A couple months back, I attended the Law Society of Ontario’s event on accommodations at administrative tribunals, as part of the LSO’s AccessAbility week. Each presenter offered insight on the accommodation process in Ontario’s tribunals and presented a different perspective...
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The Role of Contingency Agreements in Helping Individuals Access Justice
26/09/19In Ontario, one of the goals of our justice system is to allow people who have been wronged to seek compensation from whoever is responsible, be it for an injury, property damage, or any other kind of loss giving rise...
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Back to School: Waivers of Liability
19/09/19It’s September now and students are returning to school for a brand-new academic year. The rigours of academia come along with fun school field trips and other extracurricular activities. Part and parcel of being involved in such events are permission...
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What to Do after a Car Accident in Ontario
18/09/19In the aftermath of a serious auto wreck, it can be overwhelming to figure out what you should do next. We have seen firsthand just how difficult it is to cope physically, financially, and emotionally after an accident, and for...
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Kevin O’Leary’s Boating Accident Serves as a Reminder
3/09/19Canada has more lakes than any other country in the world and more than the rest of the world combined.[1] As Canadians, we enjoy participating in various water sports and boating activities especially during the summer months that always seem...
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Rideshares and Your Safety: Making Informed Choices
27/08/19Ridesharing services like those provided by Uber and Lyft have exploded in popularity in the past few years. Using these apps can be convenient for getting around the city, but it is important for customers to know the safety risks...
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