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How to protect yourself from a home insurance claim
By Jason D. Singer For most people, their most valuable and important asset is their home. Our homes give us security, protection and a place to live. Most of our equity is in our home which is also our largest investment and
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What are Employee Benefits?
You get offered a job with benefits. But what does that mean exactly? To many people, the main concern is the insurance benefits available. In a series of posts, we are going to explore some of the common insurance benefits provided to
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Vote for Singer Katz for Canadian Lawyer Magazine Top Personal Injury Law Firm!
Voting is now open for the Canadian Lawyer Magazine Top Boutiques in Personal Injury Law. We are thrilled to be included on the list of nominees. The lawyers at Singer Katz LLP were recognized in all 4 of the prior awards given
read more Douglas v. Stan Fergusson: Subrogated claims of a bankrupt insured
By Jason Singer Did you ever wonder how an insurer can bring a subrogated claim where the insured goes bankrupt? Probably not, but the answer turns out to be more complicated and controversial that you might think. In Douglas v. Stan Fergusson
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A deductible on pain and suffering damages
*As posted on the OTLA Blog: http://otlablog.com/deductible-pain-suffering-damages/ Recently this Blog focused on one of the cruelest laws – the woeful compensation scheme for the death of a loved one. But the law that may be most frequently used to punish innocent accident victims
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Making Pain Visible
With chronic pain, a person’s life is turned upside down. They are in disabling pain for years, suffering an inability to work or participate in the daily activities they used to enjoy. Relationships with family and friends can deteriorate as sufferers experience
read more Agents: Are you at risk?
Protecting yourself and your clients from personal injury and insurance claims Personal Injury It’s a quiet Sunday afternoon and you’re hosting an open house for a client. Suddenly you hear a crash outside. You look out the window and see someone
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