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The penalties for driving without car insurance need to be more harsh. When you factor in that the cost of car insurance can range from $3,000-$5,500/year depending on the make of your vehicle and driving record; compared to the $5,000 first time penalty for driving without car insurance, the risk/reward scenario for deliberate offenders who are without any tangible assets is...


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One of the super powers I wish that I have as a personal injury lawyer is the power to compel the defendant insurance company to settle any case on demand, for exactly what my clients want out of their case. Regardless of the merits of the case when it comes to liability, causation, or damages Wouldn’t that be wonderful! The terms of the settlement are exactly what my client ...


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I’ve been a Toronto Raptors fan since Day #1.

2019 was a magical championship season. But outside of the 2019 season, the Toronto Raptors have been a hot mess.

Did you know that the Toronto Raptors have competed in  23 playoff rounds in their 30 year history. In those 23 playoff rounds, they have lost Game #1 an astounding 18 times!?!?!? 


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It’s quite difficult for a Plaintiff in a personal injury case to properly articulate the pain and suffering which they are going through.

How do you express those feelings of daily pain, suffering, depression, anxiety and trauma. Words often don’t do justice.

Sometimes, on the stand at trial, or perhaps under oath at an Examination for Discovery, it’s not the w...


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