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What Are The Benefits of a Personal Injury Lawyer?

To understand the full benefits of hiring a personal injury lawyer when you are involved in an accident, you need to know what their job is. A personal injury lawyer is a person who acts on behalf of the injured party when it comes to talking to insurance companies, law enforcement, and hiring private investigators. If you have been hurt in any type of accident, it will benefit you to have someone on your side that is experienced in fighting for compensation.

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SLIP AND FALL ACCIDENTS – Why Hire a Personal Injury Lawyer?

With the cold weather and snow now upon us, the threat of slip and fall accidents is a common winter-time conversation topic.  Many of these accidents can result in serious injuries.  Any injury that causes you to miss work, be unable to live as you normally would, or causes you to experience extreme pain can be considered a serious injury. 

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Plaintiff’s Duty to Mitigate in Personal Injury Cases

What is the duty to mitigate?

Put simply, the duty to mitigate is the responsibility of the plaintiff or injured person to minimize related costs. The duty is assessed on the reasonableness of the plaintiff’s actions. If a court finds that a plaintiff did not reasonably try to meet this duty it may refuse to award the plaintiff further compensation.

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Toronto Cycling Accidents and Injuries Part 5

Don’t Let it Happen to You – Safety Tips

Too many cyclists continue to be injured on Ontario’s streets. More importantly, most cycling accidents can be avoided. A careful review of past incidents by the team at Lafazanis Law has resulted in the following recommendations. If you think we are missing any feel free to let us know.

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Toronto Cycling Accidents and Injuries Part 4

The One-Metre Rule in Ontario

What is the one-metre rule?

The one-metre rule states that drivers shall not overtake cyclists except at a distance of one metre or more. Easy to understand and follow, the rule has been adopted by numerous countries and U.S. states in a bid to promote bicycle safety. In Canada, only Nova Scotia has adopted the rule.

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About Tony Lafazanis

Tony Lafazanis received his Bachelor of Laws in 1981 upon graduation from Osgoode Hall Law School, and was called to the Ontario bar in 1983. He is a member of the Law Society of Upper Canada, the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association, Toronto Lawyers Association and the Hellenic Canadian Lawyers Association. Tony is also a Greek-speaking lawyer that can communicate the entire process in the Greek language.

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