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- Brain Injury Leading Cause of Injury and Death in Younger Adults
- The DOs and DON'Ts of Talking with Insurance Adjusters
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- Appeal decision protects some medical information: lawyerPosted on 6/23/2010
- Ontario Awards Climb Towards $20 MillionPosted on 12/18/2009
- Province Has Lowest Injury CostPosted on 8/21/2009
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If this is a case about my child’s injuries, do I need to bring my child in to see you?
A: The quick answer is yes. I want to see the child. I want to see for myself what injuries the child has and how your client interacts with you. I need to know what a jury will ultimately see at trial.
We know that in some instances it is not possible to bring your client into our office. In that case, we will arrange to see the child in the hospital, your home, or wherever he or she is.
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Accidents and Injuries:
- Concussions Animation
- 3D Injury Reconstruction - Automobile Accident
- Traumatic Brain Injury: How it affects the brain - Dr. James Kelly
- MohVisuals 3D Litigation and Trial Graphics Animation
- A Soft Tissue Injury is One of the Most Common Personal Injuries
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Accidents and Injuries
- How long will it take to settle my whiplash case?
- I was injured in a car accident and the insurance company of the person who hit me is telling me I have to use my own accident benefit coverage (Section B) to pay for my physiotherapy treatments before I use his coverage. Why is this?
- With an accident claim, if you go to court and lose is it the practice of the judge to make the plaintiff pay the cost?