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• Ontario Awards Climb Towards $20 Million...
  Posted on 12/18/2009
• Province Has Lowest Injury Cost...
  Posted on 8/21/2009
• Media Reports Lawyer's Options For Copter Crash Victims...
  Posted on 4/6/2009
• Record $17 million injury award upheld...
  Posted on 6/17/2008

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Accidents and Injuries

• Ches Crosbie Answers Questions on Injury Claims in CBC Interview

Q: Why should I be concerned about causation in my personal injury claim?

A: Every personal injury claim requires proof of causation to succeed.  The basic test for determining causation remains the "but for" test.  The plaintiff bears the burden of showing that "but for" the negligent act or omission of each defendant, the injury would not have occurred.  Without proof of causal connection, a personal injury claim will fail.

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Accidents and Injuries

• What is negligence?
• Why should I be concerned about causation in my personal injury claim?
• What is personal injury?

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