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If you are involved in a car accident and are fighting for compensation, you may wonder “how much is my case worth”. For starters, your settlement is probably worth a lot more than the insurance company is willing to offer. First, what is settlement? A settlement is when both the insurance company, and the injured…
Concussions are a relatively common form of traumatic brain injury (TBI) that can change the way your brain normally works. Most concussions are minor and will resolve itself within weeks, but they can also be permanent and disabling. Concussions are not always obvious. Contrary to popular belief, a loss of consciousness only happens in about…
Cell phone-related accidents are a global issue with devastating consequences that could easily be prevented. Shockingly, there are approximately 1.6 million accidents each year caused by drivers using their cell phones.
A car accident can cause serious injuries to virtually any part of the body. These injuries can have long lasting effects and can require extensive care and time to recover. Every injury is different and there are plenty of factors that contribute to the speed and success of each individual person’s recovery. Neck Injuries &…
Driving is a skill that requires your full attention. When on the road, you need to stay focused and alert to make decisions and split-second reactions. Drugs affect your ability to react and increase the chances of a crash. One study has found that 64% of cannabis consumers reported driving within 4 hours of consuming…
When involved in a motor vehicle accident, how you respond to the situation can impact your recovery and awards of damages. Accidents, and injuries are stressful, which is why ensuring that you don’t make a common mistake after your accident will help in this difficult situation. Here are the 5 most common mistakes to avoid…
Driving requires your full attention, and distractions are one of the biggest causes for accidents. Distracted driving accounts for roughly 1 of 4 fatal accidents and is illegal in Canada. However, more than 75% of Canadian drivers admit to distracted driving. There are distractions that are not necessarily illegal, but still dangerous as the driver’s…
Learn the actions you can take to help prevent being involved in common accidents.
Navigating the Perils of Side Impact Collisions: What You Need to Know Side impact collisions, often referred to as “T-Bone” accidents, have become a common concern on our Canadian roads. These incidents occur when the front of one car collides with the side of another, forming a T-shape. While the name might sound familiar, it’s…
The holidays are one of the best times of the year. However, with all the parties, events, and celebrating with family and friends it can also be one of the busiest times. If you plan on hitting the road this holiday, there is a lot to consider with winter weather, and vacation upon us. Here…
The holiday season is upon us, which means there may be lots of holiday parties on your social calendar. Many people engage in binge drinking around the holidays, so it is important to keep your eyes out for dangerous behaviour. If you are hosting a holiday party: Offer mocktails, or other non-alcoholic beverages to…
Since the year 2000, there has been a 60% increase in drivers over the age of 65. The increase in mobile, independent seniors is great, but the risk of being injured in a traffic accident also increases as drivers get older. Older drivers, particularly those aged 75 years and older, have higher crash death rates,…
Winter weather is fast approaching so it is important to make sure your car is prepared to properly take on the elements. Preparing and maintaining your car is especially important approaching a Canadian winter because they can be incredibly hard on your vehicle. Here are 5 tips to prepare your vehicle for the winter season….
Your level of impairment is affected by your blood alcohol concentration or BAC. Several factors affect how quickly your BAC rises and drops such as body type, weight, and food intake. Even small amounts of alcohol can affect your driving. A BAC above 0.05% can result in administrative punishment while a BAC above 0.08% in…
Daylight savings is a hotly discussed topic these days. The question of its relevance today often comes up, but nonetheless, twice a year we change the clock, and adjust our bodies to a new schedule. The end of Daylight Savings – when the clocks fall back – is November 7th this year. Changing the clocks…
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