law Archives - Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer

Gap In Ontario Insurance Law Hurts Orphans, and Others

Kudos to Ottawa Citizen writer Joanne Chianello for her excellent article about the gap in Ontario auto insurance that robs deserving accident victims of insurance coverage because of criminal acts by the driver who caused the accident. Read it here: Ontario Insurance Law Gap Article In the article, Ms. [...]

By Brenda Hollingsworth|August 13, 2011|Accident Information, Blog, Ontario Legal Process for Accidents, Ontario Personal Injury Damages, Statutory Accident Benefits|

Top 12 Things about Being an Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer

In honour of twelve years at the Bar of Ontario (called: Feb 21, 1997), I have collected twelve great things about a career representing Ontario accident victims. 12. No two days are the same. Representing people, as opposed to companies or institutions means I deal with real human beings, [...]

By Brenda Hollingsworth|November 11, 2010|Blog|

Ottawa Bicycle Lawyer | Bicycle Laws

Ontario's Highway Traffic Act gives cyclists all of the same rights and responsibilities as car drivers and operators of other motor vehicles. In addition, here are some laws that are unique to bicycle riders. First, bikers must ride as close as they can to the right curb of the road, [...]

By Brenda Hollingsworth|November 3, 2010|Blog|

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