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My thoughts about dog bite cases, oddly enough, often begin with my thoughts about car accident cases. There are good reasons for this.

In a car accident case, there are mechanisms which help a Plaintiff identify the wrongdoer; along with mechanisms for having a neutral third party (the police), investigate what happened at the scene of the accident.

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Justice delayed, is Justice Denied.

Slow Courts, or a slow march towards a Plaintiff’s day in Court is the equivalent to a Plaintiff not receiving any justice at all.

Why do personal injury cases take a back seat to other cases in Ontario Courts?

It’s not like the Defendant at fault driver will be punished for having caused a car accident...


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Kawhi Leonard: Where do I begin?

I suppose with a heartfelt “Thank You” from Raptor Fans coast to coast. But, this thank you is just for your work in 2018/2019 with the Raptors. That’s it.

Thank you for reluctantly coming to Toronto and doing your job. When you were traded here from San Antonio in 2018, you didn’t complain (or at le...


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On July 1st, 2026, the Ontario Government allowed all car insurers to change what benefits were benefits came standard under an ordinary car insurance policy. These changes did not benefit your average consumer. These changes benefited car insurers because they could ask for the same amount of money in premiums, yet be on the hook to pay out far less in benefits under that sa...


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