by Mackesy Smye | Jun 28, 2026 | General Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Vehicle Accidents
Motorcycle Accidents – Quick Avoidance Tips Motorcycle accidents result in severe personal injuries, permanent impairment, and death more often than other vehicle accidents. They can be avoided by being vigilant of other vehicles on the road, obeying the law, and...
by Mackesy Smye | Jun 22, 2026 | General Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Slip & Falls
Slip and Fall Case – Costs You Can Expect to Pay Whether you are liable or seeking compensation for damages, a slip and fall case can cost tens of thousands of dollars. Know the law and costs of initiating a case, working with a Hamilton personal injury lawyer, and...
by Mackesy Smye | Jun 13, 2026 | General Law Related, General Personal Injury, Insurance Issues
Insurance Issues – Optional Benefits The foremost question in a customer’s mind when buying car insurance is “how much will it cost?” Of course, that is an important question, but it is not the only important question. Ontario courts have made it very clear that...
by Mackesy Smye | Jun 7, 2026 | General Law Related, General Personal Injury, Slip & Falls
Slips and Falls – How is Negligence Defined? Anyone can trip or have a slip and fall accident in the most unlikely of places.This may be because of poor external conditions, poor premises design or maintenance or a variety of other reasons. If you have been injured in...
by Mackesy Smye | May 22, 2026 | General Personal Injury, Personal Injury
Personal Injury Time Limitations In Ontario Ontario’s Limitations Act, 2002, gives you two years to begin legal action on a personal injury claim. Its provisions and exceptions are confusing, and amendments have been made over the years, but law firms in Hamilton...
by Mackesy Smye | May 16, 2026 | General Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Slip & Falls, Vehicle Accidents
Pain and Suffering – Quantifying Personal Injury After a personal injury, you may be entitled to up to approximately $364,000 in non-pecuniary damages (pain and suffering) to compensate for pain, stress, loss of enjoyment of life, and more. Ontario courts can assess...
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