What Can Happen If You Do Not Report an Accident to Your Auto Insurance Company?
Some drivers prefer not to report a minor accident, because they want to avoid getting stuck with paying the higher premiums. Still, the consequences for not reporting might be much more severe than the imposition of a higher premiums.
What Actions Should You Take If You Are Sued?
Someone that has worked hard to follow the law can get quite upset, if he or she becomes the target of a lawsuit. Still, the right actions can force an opposing party to abandon that lawsuit.
The Work Done By The Insurance Adjuster
The insurance adjuster commences his or her work after a claim has been filed. At that point, one of the adjuster’s primary tasks involves investigating exactly what happened at the time of the reported collision. That investigation sets the stage for some intensive searches.
Rules That Apply To Drivers of Off-Road Vehicles In Ontario
The first rule relates to the vehicle’s condition. It must satisfy the safety regulations of the Motor Vehicle Safety Act.
Journey Taken By Accident Victim That Plans To File Insurance Claim
The type of injury suffered by the victim of an accident determines the nature of the first step in the process of filing a claim. The claim must get filed in the proper manner.
What To Consider When Examining Both CPP Disability And WSIB Benefits?
A look at the differences in the administration of the Canadian Pension Program (CPP) and the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) disguises a significant interaction between the two programs. CPP is administered by Service Canada; the WSIB administers its own disability program.
What Damages Can You Recover By Suing The Driver Responsible For An Auto Accident?
Some drivers feel content with accepting the settlement figure that has been suggested by the insurance company. Others do not hesitate to sue the responsible driver, because that approach increases the chances for winning a fair compensation.
Should I Accept The First Settlement Offer From My Insurer?
One of the most common questions that personal injury lawyers answer when handling a case is “Should I accept the first settlement offer from my insurer?” If you accept their offer, you’ll be compensated for your injuries quicker and be able to move on with your life. Conversely, that settlement offer may be insufficient to... Read More
Schemes And Relationships That Put Restrictions On Cashing Out Accident Benefits
Ontario’s car-owning residents enjoy access to Statutory Accident Benefits, if their vehicle becomes involved in a collision. Yet all the residents of Ontario face the need to deal with specific restrictions, if they want to cash out those same benefits.
Proving Liability In A Motor Vehicle Accident
Whenever an individual sustains injuries in a motor vehicle or motorcycle accident that was caused by the careless or negligent behavior of another person, the injury victim or plaintiff must prove that the other party was liable for the collision. Although it may be obvious, it isn’t always easy to determine who’s at fault in... Read More