At Hammerco, we have experience helping clients who have been injured in assaults. We understand the impact that assault injuries can have on your life and are committed to helping you recover the compensation you need.

Nathalie Raedwulf lost the capacity to teach and enjoy life after two separate car accidents.

Douglas Chiu explains how a 10-year-old insurance case from the Ontario Superior Court is worth looking at during COVID-19.

Hammerco’s Anthony Eden says it’s likely the courts will see quite a few cases of alleged gross negligence in months and years that follow this pandemic.

Drivers must always yield to cyclists in dedicated bike lanes, judge rules.

Mediation is a cost-effective way to resolve disputes, especially when emotional and financial stakes are high.

Jaffa Winick wanted to be a teacher but chronic injuries were holding her back.

Slipping on ice is like a right of passage for Canadians, but it doesn’t have to be. There are many ways to reduce the danger and risk of injury.

Three separate car accidents meant she could no longer work effectively or do the things she loved.

Some injury and small claims disputes are heard by the Civil Resolution Tribunal, Canada’s first online tribunal.

Marijuana is becoming a more and more common way to treat pain. So how do the courts view medical marijuana in personal injury cases?

An unusual case that proves lawsuits can be decided on credibility.

The victim had to have back surgery and suffered depression and PTSD.

The woman could no longer do her job or take care of simple tasks at home because of a partial disability.

Partner Dale McGregor is leading a provincial effort to stop a legislative error that may affect insurance coverage on forest roads.

She argued her behaviour was youthful boasting, but the judge disagreed.