by Mackesy Smye | Apr 15, 2019 | General Law Related, General Personal Injury, Personal Injury
Race Against Time: When Should I Claim for Personal Injury? If you have suffered an injury in an accident, it is of vital importance that you don’t lose track of time. Granted, you may have just suffered a serious injury, and you’ll likely need plenty of rest to fully...
by Mackesy Smye | Jan 22, 2019 | General Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Vehicle Accidents
A World of Hurt: Car Accidents and Chronic Pain According to recent estimates, 6 million people in Canada, that’s 19% of the Canadian population, that are reporting some form of chronic pain. And many of those who suffer from chronic pain were originally hurt in a car...
by Mackesy Smye | Jan 22, 2019 | General Personal Injury, Personal Injury
Contributory Negligence: Does Partial Fault Mean You’re Out of Luck? You have been hurt in an accident, but the insurance company suggests you don’t have a case because you’re partially at fault. Is there any truth to this? Even if you are partly responsible, does...
by Mackesy Smye | Oct 31, 2018 | General Law Related, General Personal Injury, Personal Injury
Understanding Damages in Personal Injury Cases in Ontario When an accident victim meets with a personal injury lawyer for the first time, the same questions often come up: Do I have a case and if I do, is the case worth pursuing? That is always a difficult question to...
by Mackesy Smye | Oct 2, 2018 | General Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Vehicle Accidents
What You Need to Know About Concussions Tragedy hit the Stringer family of Ottawa on May 12, 2013, when their daughter died as a result of injuries, shortly after being tackled in a high school rugby game. Rowan Stringer, 17, had been complaining of headaches to her...
by Mackesy Smye | Jan 8, 2018 | General Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Sporting Accidents
Risky Activity Waivers – Personal Injuries Before jumping off a bridge with a bungee cord tied to your ankles or rushing into the woods, paintball gun in hand, it is customary practice to have participants sign a waiver. In the excitement, most people sign...
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