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We are a Toronto law firm specializing in Personal Injury Litigation. We do not act for any insurance companies. You don't pay until we win!

We fight for victims of car accidents, slips and falls, pedestrian/cyclist accidents, and against insurance companies. We have over 75 years of combined experience in getting the highest awards for our clients!

06/23/2026

Tips Tuesday: Dog Bite Safety Tips for Summer Walks
Spring is a great time to get outside, enjoy longer days, and take more walks through your neighbourhood, local parks, and trails. It is also a time when more dogs are outdoors, which can increase the risk of unexpected dog encounters. A few simple precautions can help keep you and your family safer during spring walks.
• When walking near dogs, avoid approaching a dog you do not know, even if it appears friendly.
• Parents should remind children not to run toward dogs, hug unfamiliar dogs, touch a dog while it is eating, or put their face close to a dog’s face.
• Children should also be taught to stay calm and still if an unfamiliar dog approaches them.
• If a dog appears aggressive or uncontrolled, avoid direct eye contact, do not run, and slowly create distance.
If you are bitten by a dog, contact JRJ LAW at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ for a free consultation.

06/22/2026

Understanding Insurance Priority Claims in Ontario

When more than one insurance policy could respond to the same accident or loss, Ontario law sets out rules to determine which insurer pays first. These are called insurance priority claims, and they matter because they affect how quickly you get benefits, how much you receive, and which insurer ultimately bears the cost.

Read the JRJ LAW Blog to learn about a practical overview using real Ontario cases to show how courts resolve these disputes.

If you or a loved one has been involved in a personal injury and may be entitled to getting the help you deserve, we encourage you to contact JRJ LAW at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ for a free consultation!

06/18/2026

Income Replacement Benefits and Non Earner Benefits in Ontario

Motor vehicle accidents can disrupt every aspect of a person’s life—health, work, finances, and independence. Ontario’s Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS) provides two major forms of financial support when injuries prevent someone from working or functioning as they did before the accident: Income Replacement Benefits (IRBs) and Non Earner Benefits (NEBs).

Although these benefits appear straightforward, they are among the most litigated issues at the Licence Appeal Tribunal (LAT). Understanding how the LAT interprets eligibility, evidence, and functional impairment is essential for claimants, insurers, and legal professionals.

Read the JRJ LAW Blog for an analysis of IRBs and NEBs, supported by leading LAT decisions that clarify how the law is applied in real cases.

If you or a loved one has been involved in a car accident, contact JRJ LAW at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ for a free consultation!

06/16/2026

Tips Tuesday: Bicycle Accident Prevention Tips

Warmer weather means more cyclists are back on Ontario roads and trails. Whether you bike for exercise, commuting, or recreation, taking a few precautions can help reduce the risk of serious accidents.
• Always wear a properly fitted helmet.
• Stay visible by wearing bright clothing and using lights or reflectors, especially at dawn or dusk.
• Obey traffic signs and signals, and use proper hand signals when turning.
• Avoid distractions such as headphones or mobile phones while riding.
• Watch for opening car doors, turning vehicles, uneven pavement, and road debris.
• Ride predictably and remain alert at intersections and driveways.
• Ensure your bicycle brakes, tires, and lights are in proper working condition before riding.

If you are involved in a bicycle accident, seek medical attention, document the scene if possible, obtain witness information, and report the incident to police where appropriate.

At JRL LAW, we assist injured cyclists across Ontario and help them understand their legal rights following serious accidents. Call us at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ for a free consultation.

06/15/2026

Road Safety in Ontario’s Cottage Country: Legal Risks, Realities, and How to Stay Protected

Ontario’s cottage country offers some of the province’s most scenic driving routes. But behind the lakeside charm lies a complex set of road safety challenges that become especially acute during peak travel months. Understanding these risks is not only essential for safe travel—it also has significant legal implications for drivers, passengers, cyclists, pedestrians, and property owners.

Read the JRJ LAW Blog about:
Why Cottage Country Roads Are Uniquely Hazardous
Duty of Care on Rural Roads
Liability in Single Vehicle Collisions
Municipal Liability for Road Maintenance
Wildlife Collisions and Legal Responsibility
Legal Tips for Staying Safe and Protected

If you or a loved one has been involved in a personal injury, contact JRJ LAW at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ for a free consultation!

06/11/2026

Understanding Short Term Disability (STD) Claims: Rules, Evaluations, Appeals, and What Claimants Must Do

Short Term and Long-Term disability (STD) (LTD)benefits are meant to provide income replacement when an employee cannot work due to illness or injury. But anyone who has filed an STD claim knows the process can feel overwhelming—especially when you’re already dealing with health challenges.

Read the JRJ LAW blog to learn about what Are STD Benefits and LTD benefits and how to be successful in obtaining these benefits.

If you or a loved one has been involved in a personal injury and may be entitled to getting the help you deserve, we encourage you to contact JRJ LAW at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ for a free consultation!

06/09/2026

TIP TUESDAY: Preventing Personal Injuries: 3 Things to Do Before Heading to the Cottage

Heading to the cottage should feel restorative, not risky. A few practical steps taken before you leave can meaningfully reduce injury risk.

Tip 1: Confirm Insurance Coverage
Review both auto and boat insurance policies. Confirm whether liability coverage exists, who is covered, and in what amounts. Insurance gaps can delay or limit support.

Tip 2: Plan for Documentation
Bring a phone charger, waterproof storage, and ensure someone knows how to document an incident if one occurs. Photos, timestamps, and early notes are often critical evidence, particularly in boating or slip and fall claims.

Tip 3: Prepare for Safety
The best personal injury incident is the one which was proactively avoided. Use common sense and be mindful of unsafe situations that might arise, and proactively take steps to institute safe measures. A small amount of preparation can go a long way toward protecting everyone’s safety and peace of mind.

Remember, water on water and beer on the pier. It’s more than just a slogan.

06/08/2026

Jogging, Walking & Park Injuries: Who’s Responsible When You’re Hurt?

From a legal perspective, injuries occurring in parks or on walking paths are not always straightforward. Determining responsibility depends on a range of factors, including who controls the property, the condition of the area, and the steps taken to prevent foreseeable risks. Understanding how liability is assessed in these situations is important for anyone injured while using public or private outdoor spaces.

One of the most common causes of injury in these environments is poor maintenance.

Municipalities are typically responsible for the maintenance of public parks, sidewalks, and recreational pathways. However, that responsibility is not absolute.

In assessing liability, several factors are considered.

Please contact JRJ LAW at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ for a free consultation!

06/05/2026

Springtime Strolls and Dog Bite Dangers: Legal Remedies for Victims in Ontario - A Familiar Walk, Suddenly Changed

Dog bite and dog attack cases in Ontario are governed primarily by the Dog Owners’ Liability Act, RSO 1990, c D.16. “The owner of a dog is liable for damages resulting from a bite or attack by the dog on another person or domestic animal.”

This means that the injured person does not have to prove that the dog owner acted carelessly. The law does not require proof that the dog was aggressive before, poorly trained, or inadequately restrained.

If a dog bites or attacks and causes damage, the owner is legally responsible.

If you or someone you know have been bitten or attacked by a dog, please contact JRJ LAW at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ for a free consultation!

06/04/2026

Spring Showers and Hydroplaning

In Ontario during the spring snow and ice retreat unevenly, drainage systems struggle to keep up, and melting runoff pools across lanes. Hydroplaning is as dangerous as winter skidding, and sometimes more so because it arrives when drivers are least prepared for it.

Avoiding Hydroplaning Before It Starts
1. Tire condition is critical. Ensure the tires are not worn and are properly inflated.
2. Slow down during heavy rain. Avoid sudden movements.
3. Know where water accumulates.

Protecting Yourself From Other Drivers
Defensive spacing is critical. Leave extra room between vehicles. Avoid travelling alongside vehicles for extended periods during heavy rain. Position yourself where you have escape space, not boxed in lanes with little margin. Be especially cautious near large vehicles that throw heavy spray, which can hide standing water and reduce visibility without warning.

Please contact JRJ LAW at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ for a free consultation!

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