Archive for the ‘Fatal Accident Claims’ Category
I thought “AB” was just two letters in the alphabet and “Tort” was some kind of Pie?
After a car accident has claimed the life of a family member, individuals will seek legal advice to determine whether or not they can sue the driver of the other vehicle. A lawyer may during a free initial consultation inform the family members of two major aspects of any case. After a...
Young People and Fatal Car Crashes – Too Easily Becoming A Statistic
Car Crashes are the leading cause of death for teens or young adults in Canada and in the United States. In Canada, Statistics Canada reported that from the years 2000 through to 2004, motor vehicle crashes causing death accounted for 1.3% of all deaths in Canada; however, 17.3% of all deaths...
New Drinking And Driving Measures May Help To Prevent Fatalities
Ontario is making the province’s roads safer for all Ontarians with new changes that will help protect young and novice drivers. Starting August 1, all drivers 21 years of age and younger must have a zero blood alcohol level when they get behind the wheel or face: An immediate 24-hour licence...
How does Ontario measure up in Canada when it comes to motor vehicle accident deaths?
The Ontario Government and Ontarians alike have been suggesting that fatal car accidents have been on the rise. Despite the ever-increasing number of vehicles on the roads, half as many Canadians were killed in a motor vehicle accident in 2004 as there had been 25 years...
