June 12, 2025
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Accident Benefits

Protecting Young Pedestrians: Legal Recourse for Children Injured in Pedestrian Accidents in Ontario

Ontario’s streets, while generally designed for safety, are not without risk, particularly for young pedestrians. When a child is struck by a vehicle, the physical and emotional consequences can be devastating. Fortunately, Ontario law provides […]

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