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Rules Used To Determine Legal Responsibility For Specific Accident

December 14, 2020November 30, 2020 Dimple Smith

Injury Lawyer in Sarnia use the term liability, when referring to the legal responsibility for creation of an accident. The legal system determines the legal responsibility by examining the level of carelessness that was demonstrated by those involved in that same accident. (more…)

Rules On Notifying Responsible Party About Your Allegations

November 30, 2020November 30, 2020 Dimple Smith

If you think that a certain party should be held responsible for triggering an accident that harmed you, then you should send a notice that that same individual. That notice should make clear your allegations. (more…)

4 TRICKS INSURANCE COMPANIES USE TO AVOID LIABILITY IN A PERSONAL INJURY CASE

November 16, 2020November 16, 2020 Dimple Smith

Sarnia personal injury lawyers are used to dealing with insurance companies. Their time as professionals has helped them observe the tricks insurers use to rid themselves of liability. This article will explain some of them. (more…)

What To Consider Before Lending Your Car

January 30, 2020January 17, 2020 Blog Author

If you lend your car to someone, then you are also sharing your automobile insurance. (more…)

What Is A Group Fitness Liability Waiver?

January 27, 2020January 17, 2020 Blog Author

A group fitness liability waiver is a document that gets signed by someone that will be joining the group of men and women that intend to use a fitness facility, such as a gym. (more…)

Know The Legal Requirements For Reporting A Car Accident In Ontario

January 23, 2020January 17, 2020 Blog Author

Unless you do not mind paying a huge fee, be sure to remain at the accident scene, until police have arrived, if police officers have been called. (more…)

Is A Landlord Responsible For Injuries To Passing Hikers And Visiting Campers?

January 20, 2020January 17, 2020 Blog Author

Any residents of Ontario that try to answer the question in this article’s title can find some clues in Ontario’s Occupiers’ Liability Act. Invited hikers and campers should get protection from the landowner assuming that the landowner has invited them to venture onto a specific section of the privately-held land. On the other hand, trespassers remain unprotected. (more…)

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