Canada: Personal Injury

Left-turn collisions in Ontario involve complex fault determinations that go beyond simple assumptions about driver liability. While Section 141 of the Highway Traffic Act requires left-turning drivers to yield to oncoming traffic...

If you're a stay-at-home parent injured in an automobile collision on or after July 1, 2026, you'll have worries beyond your own injuries.

Do Workplace Benefits Affect Accident Benefits?

I'm Jennifer Amimer, an injury lawyer at Learners. Here's what you should know about how income replacement benefits work.

Simona Jellinek, Senior Counsel at Gluckstein Lawyers, has exclusively dedicated her career to sexual abuse law since 1996, pioneering a trauma-informed approach that puts survivors in complete control of their legal journey. Her work extends beyond individual cases to systemic advocacy, including her pivotal role in removing the civil limitation period for sexual abuse claims in Ontario. This legislative victory has created a ripple effect across Canada, empowering more survivors to seek justice on their o

Gluckstein Lawyers has evolved from a personal injury-focused practice founded in 1962 into a comprehensive legal powerhouse serving clients across Ontario and nationwide. Managing Partner Charles Gluckstein reveals how the firm's unique Full Circle Care philosophy extends beyond courtroom victories to provide ongoing support, dedicated client liaisons, and essential community resources for those facing life-altering crises. With offices in Toronto, Ottawa, Barrie, and Niagara, the firm's expanded expertise

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

Insurance companies routinely schedule Independent Medical Examinations (IMEs) as part of the claims process in Ontario, often leaving claimants uncertain about their purpose and impact. Understanding what IMEs assess, why they're requested, and how to prepare can significantly reduce stress and help you maintain control over your claim outcome.