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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 my child’s case, will I need to bring my child into court at the time of trial?
A: Most likely, yes. But remember, depending on the age of the child, we would only ask the child to be in Court on one day, and only for a very short time. (In some cases, we only want the child there for a few minutes. In other cases, we need to question the child, and the questioning will not be very long in Court.) This should not deter anyone from asking about a potential case for their child.
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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?


