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MG Law’s personal injury blog is the resource you’ve been looking for. This section keeps you informed about the latest news, events and updates related to personal injury and its associated laws in Ontario. Read our blogs below and if you don’t find the answer you’re looking for, give us a call. This way, we can speak about your serious personal injury in greater detail.
As our world becomes increasingly interconnected, the rumble of trucks on our highways has become a daily occurrence. However, along with the efficiency and convenience
As the seasons transition and the weather becomes increasingly unpredictable, every driver must ready themselves for the challenges. Defensive driving techniques go beyond mere adherence
Blue skies, shining sun, high temperatures, and a warm breeze against your face. During the summer, everything feels like an invitation to hop on a
It’s a common misconception that insurance policies are always “one size fits all”. In fact, it’s quite the opposite when it comes to car insurance.
As the summer season approaches and boating enthusiasts eagerly take to the waterways of Ontario, it is crucial to prioritize boating safety and understand the
Advocating for Safe Swimming Pools and Handling Liability Cases As a personal injury law firm located in Ottawa, we are dedicated to promoting safety and
Water sports and other recreational activities offer thrilling experiences, allowing individuals to embrace the beauty of nature and enjoy adrenaline-pumping adventures. While these activities can
Road trips are an exciting way to explore new places, enjoy scenic routes, and make unforgettable memories with loved ones. However, it’s important to prioritize
Most information about personal injury claims online is targeted toward adults. However, when children are seriously injured, it can have devastating and long-lasting consequences on
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