Personal Injury Blog

Findlay Personal Injury Lawyers | February 16, 2026 | Blog

5 Mistakes That Could Get Your Claim Denied Filing an insurance claim should be straightforward, but certain errors can derail your case. Insurance companies have strict policies and procedures, and failure to adhere to them often leads to claim denials. There are several common mistakes that consistently result in denied claims, many of which could […]

Findlay Personal Injury Lawyers | February 9, 2026 | Blog

Working extra hours without proper compensation isn’t just frustrating; it can be illegal in Canada. Many employers use subtle tactics to avoid paying overtime, leaving employees to work unpaid overtime hours and miss out on compensation. Key Takeaways Unpaid overtime is illegal in Ontario under the Employment Standards Act for non-exempt employees. In Ontario, overtime […]

Findlay Personal Injury Lawyers | February 2, 2026 | Blog

Non-compete clauses in employment contracts have faced legal changes in Ontario. Most non-compete clauses are now unenforceable in Ontario employment relationships due to legislative changes in 2021, with limited exceptions for executives and business sales. Key Takeaways Non-compete agreements in employment contracts are generally unenforceable in Ontario since October 25, 2021, except for executives and […]

Findlay Personal Injury Lawyers | January 26, 2026 | Personal Injury

If you’ve suffered a serious injury, one of your first questions is likely about the timeline for resolution. The honest answer is that a personal injury case involving long-term injuries typically takes between 18 and 36 months to settle. Cases requiring long-term care for traumatic brain injury or other catastrophic harm can sometimes take 3-5 […]

Findlay Personal Injury Lawyers | January 19, 2026 | Personal Injury Cases

Ontario law provides a two-year window to initiate most personal injury claims. While this might seem like ample time, delays can undermine the strength of an insurance claim. The longer you wait to begin the claims process, the more challenging it becomes to gather compelling evidence, secure reliable witness testimony, and establish clear causation between […]

Findlay Personal Injury Lawyers | January 12, 2026 | Car Accidents \ Motor Vehicle

Ontario’s auto insurance system is changing with new regulations taking effect July 1, 2026. The provincial government is introducing an “a la carte” model that allows drivers to customize their accident benefits coverage while implementing a new “first payer” rule. These changes in car insurance give drivers more choice, but also create potential risks for […]

Findlay Personal Injury Lawyers | December 29, 2025 | Car Accidents

If you’ve been injured in an accident in Ontario, understanding the potential value of your personal injury claim is likely a pressing concern. While each case is unique, personal injury claims in Ontario typically range from a few thousand dollars for minor injuries to hundreds of thousands or even millions for severe, life-altering injuries. Key […]

Findlay Personal Injury Lawyers | December 22, 2025 | Dog Bite Injuries

You’re walking up to a house with a package or mail in hand when suddenly a dog lunges and bites you. As a postal worker, delivery driver, or anyone performing their job duties, a dog bite creates a complicated legal situation that affects your medical care, income, and recovery. If you’ve been bitten by a […]

Findlay Personal Injury Lawyers | December 19, 2025 | Car Accidents

After an accident or injury, you’ll likely hear from an insurance company quickly. Their representatives often call within days or even hours of an incident. Should you speak with them without legal representation? In most cases, no. Talking to insurance companies without a lawyer can put your claim at risk. While minor incidents might not […]

Findlay Personal Injury Lawyers | December 15, 2025 | Motor Vehicle \ Personal Injury

When a pedestrian is struck by a vehicle, the resulting injuries can be severe and life-altering. Pedestrians lack the protection that vehicle occupants have, making them particularly vulnerable in collisions. In Ontario, pedestrian accidents account for a large number of serious injuries and fatalities each year. The severity of these injuries often depends on factors […]