The long-term effects of ‘silent divorces’
Staying in unhappy marriages more prevalent with current economic uncertainty. Lawyer Morgan Copeman of @shulmanlawfirm shared why that might not be a good idea, and can lead to a ‘ticking time bomb’.
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Could auto insurance changes lead to more lawsuits?
“I think the number of lawsuits that we’re going to see people file is going to substantially increase as a result of these changes,” said Senior Lawyer Rajiv Haté.
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Winter injuries: Many Canadians don’t realize they may be entitled to support for slip-and-fall injuries
By Nainesh Kotak
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Divorce month is here. Here’s how to get your financial house in order to lessen the money stress for you both
Christopher Yu of @shulmanlawfirm quoted:
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King township man cooking up a recipe for overcoming grief
The holidays can often be a tough time for people living with the grief of losing a loved one. Brent Bowlin's inspiring story of finding healing with a recipe of comedy and cooking
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When do food poisoning and food allergies become a personal injury claim?
While most cases of food poisoning or allergic reactions resolve on their own, some lead to serious, even life-threatening, consequences
By Nainesh Kotak
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‘Your expectation of privacy at the border is non-existent’: Immigration lawyer on U.S. travel
Immigration lawyer Ksenia Tchern McCallum explains the criteria that may cause Canadian travellers to be flagged by U.S. Customs officers.
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Mental health supports for veterans, first responders
Nainesh Kotak honours Remembrance Day through donations to programs assisting in the mental health of Veterans and First Responders
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