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Canada VS The United States: The Differences in the Selection of Supreme Court Judges Both Canada and the United States have Supreme Courts that adjudicate the law of the land. Within both systems, multiple judges hear cases together and vote on the outcomes. by 21.04.2016 General
Can You Put a Price on Pain? If you’ve been injured and you want to know what your options are, please contact us for a free consultation. The only way we can help you to receive the compensation you deserve is for you to take the first step. by Tim Boland 22.03.2016 General
Spring Safety: How to Stay Safe While the Snow Melts It is that time of year where all Canadians rejoice: the spring thaw. With anticipation we can say, goodbye dirty snow and hello beautiful spring weather. Yes by Darcy Romaine 10.03.2016 Safety
Pedestrian Safety: Explaining the New Rules for Crossovers and Crosswalks As we to look to warmer weather we recognize that there will be more and more pedestrians on the road. That’s why it is timely to pay attention to a new piece of legislation intended to make crossing streets safer for pedestrians. by Tim Boland 02.03.2016 Safety
Don’t Bargain With Kids’ Safety That was one family and one insurance company, over damage to a reputation. How much greater would the punitive damages be for the avoidable ruin of a community? by Darcy Romaine 10.11.2015 Safety
Insurance Discount For Drivers With Snow Tires A Welcome Move Ontario’s move to mandate insurance companies to provide insurance discounts for drivers who buy and install winter tires is a step in the right direction by Tim Boland 01.11.2015 Winter Driving

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