Slipping and falling can be an embarrassing situation. You may not want people to fuss over you too much, and you could be eager to pull yourself up and continue with your day. However, slip-and-falls can also be incredibly painful and lead to long-lasting injuries....
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Is it time for your parent to stop driving?
On Behalf of Hillier & Hillier Personal Injury Lawyers | Mar 28, 2023 | Motor Vehicle Accidents
Driving is a big part of many parents' lives, whether they are hauling kids around to appointments and soccer practice or heading out to babysit the grandkids. The idea of not having their licence can seem impossible. However, the fact is that as our parents get...
Don’t overlook psychiatric injuries after an accident
On Behalf of Hillier & Hillier Personal Injury Lawyers | Jan 18, 2023 | Personal Injury
A serious accident can often cause obvious physical injuries. For instance, you might have broken bones, severe lacerations or a brain injury. While it is undoubtedly vital to treat these conditions right away, it is also crucial to pay attention to possible emotional...
5 types of medication errors that can harm patients
On Behalf of Hillier & Hillier Personal Injury Lawyers | Nov 1, 2022 | Personal Injury
Taking medication when we are sick or in pain can help us feel better and recover more quickly. However, if there are mistakes in the prescription, administration or use of the medication, a person could develop more or worsening symptoms. Awareness of some of the...
Life space protection in cars can reduce injury severity
On Behalf of Hillier & Hillier Personal Injury Lawyers | Jul 14, 2022 | Motor Vehicle Accidents
With every new model of vehicle that comes onto the market, motorists have more safety features to protect them from suffering catastrophic injuries in the event of an accident. Passive safety features – features that protect vehicle occupants after the impact of a...
Can defective packaging cause a serious injury?
On Behalf of Hillier & Hillier Personal Injury Lawyers | Mar 23, 2022 | Personal Injury
Many people worry that defective products generally only mean a severe malfunction that can lead to an explosion, burn damage, shock damage or the loss of a body part. In fact, while the injuries can be catastrophic, they are not limited to a machinery or electrical...
Where do most slip-and-fall accidents occur?
On Behalf of Hillier & Hillier Personal Injury Lawyers | Jan 12, 2022 | Slip-and Fall Injury
Slips, trips and falls result from countless factors that can include structural problems as well as environmental challenges. Unfortunately, even a seemingly minor fall can result in serious injuries. From broken bones and torn ligaments to muscle strains and head...
5 tips for safe driving this winter
On Behalf of Hillier & Hillier Personal Injury Lawyers | Dec 6, 2021 | Motor Vehicle Accidents
Drivers throughout Ontario understand that the winter months often mean a dangerous increase in commuter traffic as well as the added hazards that accompany poor weather. Fortunately, there are certain steps commuters can take to reduce the dangers they face on...
5 common types of parking lot collisions
On Behalf of Hillier & Hillier Personal Injury Lawyers | Aug 4, 2021 | Motor Vehicle Accidents
Serious motor vehicle collisions can occur in nearly every environment. From city streets and highways to parking garages and mall parking lots, moving vehicles can crash, leading to injuries and property damage. Whether you are driving a car, truck, motorcycle or...
New survey suggests that distracted driving is not going away
On Behalf of Hillier & Hillier Personal Injury Lawyers | Apr 27, 2021 | Motor Vehicle Accidents
In the face of potentially severe punishment and aggressive information campaigns, Canadian drivers continue to be tempted by activities that will distract them from safely operating their car, truck or motorcycle. Unfortunately, there is a common thread among survey...
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