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Howie, Sacks & Henry – Blog

Howie, Sacks & Henry Personal Injury Blog.

Demystifying the complex and sometimes overwhelming world of personal injury in Ontario.

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Although the Ontario Court of Appeal decision in Rider v. Dydyk occurred 5 years ago, there is still uncertainty surrounding Rule 49 Offers.
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Read more about how the HSH team claimed a major victory for plaintiffs injured by unidentified drivers.
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Read about siginificant changes to the CPP Disability benefits application process taking effect on April 1, 2013.
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In Ontario, according to the 2001 Municipal Act, municipalities are responsible for keeping their bridges and highways in a state of reasonable repair.
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The Ontario Court of Appeal ruled that an injured car accident victim must only establish one type of impairment to qualify under SABS.
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Although most customers' top priority when purchasing car insurance is the cost, that may not be the only important factor to consider.
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Read more about Attendant Care Benefits, including how they are not payable to an insured unless the expense is incurred.
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The Supreme Court of Canada recently handed down a decision in Van Breda v. Club Resorts Ltd.
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Read about Wawanesa v. S.C. Construction Ltd., where SC Construction gave permission for an employee to drive a company van with an invalid license.
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Read more about how posts on social media, including Facebook and MySpace, can be relevant to motor vehicle litigation.

Among the best in Canada

Since 2011, our peers have consistently voted for us as one of Canada’s top personal injury firms in Canadian Lawyer Magazine’s annual rankings of the top personal injury boutiques in Canada.
Howie, Sacks & Henry LLP – Award – Canadian Lawyer Magazine