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Individuals who meet the definition for minor injury under the Statutory Accidents Benefits Schedule (SABS) are entitled to maximum of $3,500 for medical and rehabilitation benefits. Catastrophically injured individuals are entitled to significantly more than that....

Under the Occupiers' Liability Act, business owners have a legal responsibility when someone is injured on their property. This ensures that individuals are properly compensated when they’re injured due to unsafe conditions or negligence. But what happens when the...

Approximately 1 in 4 Canadians lives with a chronic pain condition. When a chronic pain condition is the result of an accident, certain guidelines must be used to define the condition. With time, those guidelines can change, and that has an impact on the individuals...

Every year, approximately 50,000 Canadians sustain brain injuries. If a brain injury is the result of a motor vehicle accident, those victims are entitled to significant compensation. But being designated as catastrophically injured by a brain injury has become more...

The concept of evidence in everyday life is quite different from the special rules that govern evidence in a court of law. We typically think of evidence in the simple terms of facts or information that support a belief or proposition. In the courts, however, there...