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| A Back or Spinal Injury caused by a Car Accident can be Life-changing |
Car accidents commonly cause back and spinal injuries that can have serious, long-term consequences. Injury compensation is generally based on the severity of injury and degree of loss for the accident victim. |
Sep 02, 2021 |
| The Impact of Neurological disorders such as Brain and Spinal Injury |
Neurological disorders, such as brain injury, spinal cord injury and disorders of the nervous system, often have a broad effect on a person’s bodily functions and mental health. A recent Canadian study found that the physical and mental impairments associated with these disorders frequently results in a reduced quality of life for sufferers. |
Nov 01, 2019 |
| Are Trampolines Safe? |
The surge in trampoline parks has been accompanied by a dramatic increase trampoline-related injuries and critics suggest that trampoline venues are not doing enough to make these parks safe for users. |
Dec 02, 2018 |
| Is there an Alternative to using Opioids to treat Chronic Pain? |
Many accident victims in Canada suffer long term disability due to chronic pain. Opioids have been commonly prescribed to help sufferers but increasingly high levels of addiction are challenging the wisdom of prescribing opioids. Is there another effective treatment for chronic pain? |
Oct 01, 2018 |
| Lumbar Spine Injuries |
Motor vehicle accidents, falls and sports injuries are the most common causes of lumber spine injuries, and severity and recovery can differ greatly between persons who are injury. When accidents worsen pre-existing back injuries, victims may still be eligible for compensation. |
Nov 27, 2017 |
| Municipality and Cyclist share liability in a Biking Accident |
A man sustained spinal cord injuries and was rendered a quadriplegic, as a result of a biking accident on a City of Brantford trail. The court found that an unsafe condition on the trail and the cyclist’s actions, including his speed and evasive actions, both contributed to the accident. |
Jul 25, 2017 |
| Cervical Spine Injuries in Athletes |
Cervical spine injuries are among the most severe spinal injuries and generally result in a substantial negative impact on the athlete’s ability to function and enjoyment in life. These injuries can be reduced through proper training, stricter rules in sports and better equipment; but are sometimes caused by another player's negligent action. |
Mar 28, 2017 |
| A Pre-existing Injury doesn’t preclude a Successful Claim for Damages |
A woman experienced three car accidents that successively worsened her medical condition. After being denied accident benefits for her second and third accidents on the basis that her injuries resulted from pre-existing conditions, she filed actions against the two insurers and was awarded damages in both cases. |
Mar 16, 2017 |
| The Challenges for Victims of Neurological Injuries such as Spinal and Brain Injury |
Accident victims who sustain neurological injuries such as spinal and brain injury face many substantial challenges in health care, recovery and functioning at home. |
Nov 28, 2016 |
| Family Member Claims under the Family Law Act |
A family member may claim for losses under Ontario's Family Law Act when a loved one suffers a catastrophic injury as the result of a motor vehicle accident. |
Oct 11, 2016 |
| The pioneering of Stem Cell Therapy to treat Spinal Injuries |
Clinical researchers in Ontario are currently investigating and pioneering stem cell treatments to regenerate spinal cord injuries. |
Sep 18, 2016 |
| Upcoming Events to support Spinal Cord Injury Victims |
Spinal Cord Injury Ontario supports victims of spinal cord injuries. Upcoming events include the 2016 Wheelchair Challenge and discussion groups. |
Aug 05, 2016 |
| Chronic Pain Syndrome is a debilitating Condition that affects many Canadians |
Many Canadians suffer from chronic pain syndrome, a condition which often has a devastating impact on their lives, and for which it can be difficult to get effective treatment. |
Jun 17, 2016 |
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- Bodily Injuries - Accident victims may suffer a wide variety of physical and mental injuries that result in diminished mobility and pain.
- CPP Disability Claims - Injured or disabled individuals who have paid into CPP are eligible to receive benefits.
- Car Accidents - Car and truck accidents are the leading cause of personal injury in Ontario.
- Cycling Accidents - Many Ontario communities offer very little infrastructure to keep cyclists safe and separate from other road users. This circumstance coupled with inattentive or reckless motorists too often results i
- Distracted Driving Accidents - Distracted driving is a leading cause of car accidents and personal injury.
- Dog Bites - Dog bites and attacks in Ontario generally result from irresponsible owner actions. Under the Dog Owners' Liability Act, dog owners can be held responsible for bites to other people or their pets.
- Impaired Driving Accidents - Car accidents caused by an impaired driver.
- Injury Compensation - Personal injury compensation may include damages for financial losses, loss of enjoyment in life, and punitive damages.
- Long term Disability Benefits - Individuals who are unable to work due to injuries or illness may be entitled to claim long-term disability benefits.
- Motor Vehicle Accident Benefits - Accident victims are eligible to make a claim for motor vehicle accident benefits under their vehicle insurance policy.
- Motorcycle Accidents - Motorcycle riders are particularly vulnerable to serious injury in the event of a motorcycle collision. When an accident is caused by a careless car or truck driver, an injured motorcyclist is eligib
- Municipal Liability - Municipalities may be liable for injuries if an unsafe condition on a municipal property or caused by a municipal service/employee resulted in injury to the public.
- Pedestrian Accidents - Pedestrian accidents often result in serious injury or death, and in many cases, are caused by motorists who are speeding or fail to monitor for pedestrians.
- Premises Liability - Under Ontario's Occupiers' Liability Act, an owner, tenant or someone responsible for the activities on a property, may be liable if someone is injured on an unsafe condition on the property.
- Recreational Accidents - Recreational accidents includes accidents resulting in injury while participating in organized sports, ATV and snowmobiling, water-related activities, and other recreational venues
- Slip Trip and Fall Accidents - A slip and fall or trip and fall accident may result in serious injuries. If these injuries were caused by an unsafe condition on a premises, the property owner may be held liable for damages.
- Spinal Cord Injury - Damage to the spinal cord causes spinal cord injury and the effects are generally reduced mobility and sensory functions, often with a devastating impact on the injured person's life.
- Traumatic brain Injury - When a violent blow to the head causes a traumatic brain injury, there may be tissue damage, bleeding, bruising and other damage that can cause long-term effects or fatal injury.
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