Police Misconduct: Illegal Search During Investigation
When conducting investigations, police officers must have a search warrant before embarking on searching people and places. Any evidence that is obtained through a wrongful search may not be used in court. In fact, police officers who conduct an unreasonable search or violate the defendants’ rights may be sued. With the help of a police brutality…
What Can I Sue A Police Officer For In Ontario
Have you been wrongly arrested, assaulted, or prosecuted by a police officer for something you didn’t do? With the help of a police brutality lawyer in Toronto, you can pursue a legal claim and get compensated for damages incurred. Unfortunately, there are law enforcement officers who abuse their power by acting wrongfully in different situations.…
What To Do After A Whiplash Or TBI
Motor vehicle accidents can result in life-altering injuries. If you’ve been involved in a car crash, whiplash is one of the most common injuries you can sustain. This kind of injury may go unnoticed but get worse over time. Most people don’t even realize they have it until the neck or back pain becomes unbearable.…
Class Action – What to Expect & How to Get Help
A class action case represents a unique case where people suffer the same type of injuries or similar circumstances and would like to file a lawsuit as a group. The person who sues on behalf of a larger group of people is known as the ‘representative plaintiff’. This type of lawsuit resolves the case in…
What Is Public Mischief And Why Is It Considered A Crime?
Public mischief is a law that was put in place to deter the public from false reporting of offences. This law helps to discourage the public from coming up with false accusations against innocent individuals. This law also helps to avoid misuse of police investigatory resources, which may happen if a false statement is made…
Spousal Sponsorship In Canada – Do You Qualify?
Whether you’re looking to sponsor your spouse/partner or you’re looking to get sponsored, understanding the rules for Canada spousal sponsorship will save you time and ensure a successful permanent residence application. For you to qualify as a sponsor, you must meet the minimum requirements.
What Is Considered A Minor Injury In Nova Scotia?
The Nova Scotia Insurance Act provides limitations on the amount that can be awarded to victims for pain and suffering after a minor injury. As of 2019, victims who sustain what is considered a minor injury can receive up to a maximum of $8768 as compensation for pain and suffering. However, there is no limit…
How To File An Auto Accident Insurance Claim?
Car accidents can leave victims and their families completely disoriented. The first thing on your mind is likely to be how you’ll get treated or ensure your loved one has received proper medical attention. The auto insurance claim usually comes as an afterthought. Most people don’t know where to begin and are often left wondering…
Has your disability claim been denied? Steps to take to dispute a denied claim
Insurance companies often deny claims due to reasons such as misrepresentation and malingering. When a life-changing illness or accident occurs and the victim is denied their claim, the entire family is affected. This is often the case if the victim was the breadwinner and is now unable to work as a result of the incident.
Will My Dependents Be Covered After An Auto Accident?
The Statutory Accident Benefits schedule states a list of available mandatory accident benefits that an insured is entitled to. It defines ‘an insured entity’ as someone who is principally dependent for care or financial support on the insured or his/her partner. One of the questions many people have when a car crash occurs that involves…
How the Express Entry Points System Works
In the Express Entry system, immigration candidates are ranked against each other and only the highest-ranked applicants receive an invitation to apply for permanent residence. The merit-based points system, known as the Comprehensive Ranking System, developed by the Canadian government works by assigning a score to each candidate in the pool.
Changes In Ontario Driving Laws To Protect Pedestrians
In Ontario, pedestrian crosswalks are often found in intersections and are controlled by traffic signals or stop signs. These crossroads provide pedestrians with a safe area to walk on especially in times of heavy traffic. Factors That Contribute To Pedestrian Deaths In 2010, the chief coroner of Ontario released a report that identified some of…
How The Long-Term Disability Process Works?
Long-term disability is often offered in Canada as an employee benefit to help employers retain and support their workers. This type of insurance is designed in such a way that it provides coverage in the event of an accident or illness that puts the individual out of work. Each long-term disability policy has its unique…
What To Do After A Slip And Fall Accident At A Department Store
Slip and fall accidents that involve department stores can be quite complicated. For a start, these businesses have very experienced legal teams representing them in any personal injury cases filed against them. You need proper legal advice to protect your rights.
When Can The Police Enter And Search Your Home?
There are only two circumstances when the police can enter and search your home. First, you may give the police officers permission to enter and search your home. Secondly, the police officers may enter and search your home without your permission if they come with a search or arrest warrant. There are also emergency situations…
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