Safety
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Jun, 2022
Summer Bicycle Accidents in Ontario: Common Injuries and Tips
Written by Ontario Injured
Category: Helpful Tips
Your sneakers are laced, your helmet buckled, and your knee pads (should you need them) are securely in place. It’s time for your first bike ride of the summer season. You’re ready to stretch your legs and zip along the streets, which is a great way to get some exercise and fresh air. However, cycling […]
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Jun, 2022
Do’s and Don’ts After a Dog Bite
The prevalence of dogs in public spaces might lead you to believe that they are all on their best behaviour. Yet dog bites can happen anywhere and for all kinds of reasons. Sometimes stress or uncertainty can lead a dog to act out, even biting when they normally wouldn’t do so. Despite whatever factors lead […]
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May, 2022
Pedestrian Safety Tips During the Summer
Written by Ontario Injured
Category: Helpful Tips
Warmer weather and sunshine invite us to get outside and enjoy the summer season. Maybe you are headed to a block party, going to listen to music in the park, or walking to your favourite restaurant to enjoy the patio. Pedestrians crowd the sidewalks in celebration of nice weather and easier walking conditions. However, as […]
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Apr, 2022
Four Common Symptoms of a Traumatic Brain Injury
Written by Ontario Injured
Category: Helpful Tips
Your brain is one of the most important organs in your body. Your bone structure is specially designed to protect it, but it doesn’t always succeed. Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are the result of a violent impact to the head, whether by falling or being struck by an object. These can damage your brain tissue […]
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Apr, 2022
How Does a DUI Affect Your Driving Record?
Written by Ontario Injured
Category: Helpful Tips
Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol is a serious danger to yourself and others. Failing to pass a roadside sobriety test or being involved in a collision has grave repercussions on your life for years to come. In addition to hefty fines and jail time, the consequences of getting behind the wheel while […]
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Jan, 2022
Municipal Liability and Personal Injury
Written by Ontario Injured
Category: Helpful Tips
Have you or a loved one been injured on public property? If so, you might be considering how to get compensation for your injuries and time off from work. The problem is, it’s not always easy to determine who owns the property and how you can navigate your claim. Read on to learn more about […]
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Dec, 2021
Winter Holiday Safety Tips
Written by Ontario Injured
Category: Helpful Tips
The winter weather ushers in the busy, festive holiday season, which means there are lots of activities and celebrations to attend. With so much commotion and wintery fun, it’s important to be aware of the potential hazards that are most common during this time of year. Accidents can happen when you least anticipate them, especially […]
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Dec, 2021
How to Prevent Slip and Fall Accidents at Work
Written by Ontario Injured
Category: Helpful Tips
Employees have the right to work in a safe environment, and employers are legally obliged to provide it. But sadly, slip and fall accidents are among the leading causes of injury and death in the workplace. Preventing such hazards should be a priority in every business, no matter the industry. To maintain a safe space, […]
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Oct, 2021
What to Do After a Motorcycle Accident
Written by Ontario Injured
Category: Helpful Tips
Motorcyclists are at much greater risk of being in an accident, which is why it’s important to know what to do if you’ve been involved in one or ever are. Even if you take all the precautions, situations can still arise that are unavoidable. Learn the steps to take so you can know exactly what […]
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Oct, 2021
When to Seek Legal Action After a Sports Injury
Written by Ontario Injured
Category: Helpful Tips
Here in Canada, we don’t shy away from physical contact in sports. Whether it’s hockey, lacrosse, football or soccer, we can’t get enough of it which is why thousands of sports players end up sustaining injuries. This is often due to deliberate foul play, inadequate facilities or negligence – things that could have been avoided. […]