Canada: Personal Injury

Professionals subject to a code of ethics may face disciplinary complaints. If they violate the rules governing their practice, their disciplinary council can impose penalties ranging from a warning or fine...

Truck accident cases are not only about what happened in the seconds before impact. They are also about what happened before the collision occurred.

Ontario's auto insurance system is undergoing a major transformation on July 1, 2026, shifting to an opt-in coverage model that promises lower premiums but transfers significant risk from insurers to individuals. Sandra Train, drawing on her unique background as both a personal injury lawyer and Fellow Chartered Insurance Professional, examines how reduced first-party benefits will drive more accident victims into the tort system, creating larger, more complex lawsuits and unprecedented uncertainty for all

Credibility or the lack thereof has always been at the forefront of my personal injury practice, but today it's more important than ever—and AI is changing the playing field.

A serious head injury changes everything in an instant. In the urgency of an emergency room or at the scene of an accident, doctors and paramedics act quickly...

In medical negligence cases, patients and families are often left dealing with physical injuries, emotional trauma, financial stress, and uncertainty about the future. In Ontario, medical malpractice...

The underlying dispute involved a harassment complaint by a Wrestling Canada Lutte (WCL) complaints and appeal officer, Dr. Frank Fowlie. WCL tasked Dr. Fowlie with investigating a code of conduct complaint...

Accident Benefits funding is intended to be an immediate source of financial support after a motor vehicle incident in Ontario, yet many people are unaware these benefits exist or assume...

Delayed symptoms after a collision are far more common than one might think. People may walk away from a collision, slip and fall, or another injury-causing incident with minimal immediate symptoms.