Category: Traumatic brain injuries

About 33,000 people are killed each year in traffic accidents in Canada. Of these deaths, approximately 75 percent are caused by human error—including distractions like texting and talking on cell phones while driving. Other reasons include weather conditions also play a role in causing traffic accidents. Additionally, road conditions also affect your chances of being involved in an accident. Read More

The demand letter should provide the opposing party with details on the claimant’s injuries and treatment. Read More

Any good personal injury lawyer in London agrees to provide a potential client with a free consultation. That consultation allows the lawyer to learn more about the presented case. In other words, the consulted attorney often seeks the answers to specific questions. Read More

Every good motorist seeks to avoid an accident. Still, it helps to know what to do in such a situation. In that way, all those involved can stay safe, and stand a better chance for retaining their rights. Read More

Some injuries force an accident victim to deal with specific consequences. Any one of those same consequences could have an on-going influence on the victim’s life. Hence, a lawyer tends to place great value on that sort of long-term injury. What are some examples of long-term injuries? Read More