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Ottawa Lawyer David Hollingsworth Wishing Everyone a Happy Canada Day
Posted by Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Accident Lawyer, David Hollingsworth in safety on July 1st, 2010
Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth-Ottawa Accident Lawyer
I thought I would take a minute and wish you all a happy Canada Day ! I hope you all found some time to be with friends and family and were able to stop for a second and think about this great country we live in. Enjoy the rest of this long weekend !! Drive carefully and be safe !
David Hollingsworth, Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer www.ottawainjury.ca
Ottawa, Ontario motorcycle accident lawyer David Hollingsworth
Ottawa Motorcycle Accident Lawyer, Ontario Motorcycle Accident Lawyer David Hollingsworth
Ottawa Head Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Brain Injury Lawyers, Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth
Summer is here and we are starting to see a high number of Ottawa motorcycle accidents and accidents throughout Eastern Ontario in areas such as the highway 401, Alexandria, Arnprior, Belleville, Brockville, Clarence Creek, Cornwall, Embrun, Gananogue, Hawkesbury, Kemptville, Kingston L’Orignal, Morrisburg, Napanee, North Gower, Pembroke, Perth, Peterborough, Picton, Prescott, Renfrew, Richmond, Russell, Smith Falls, and Tweed and all cities, communities, districts, municipalities, regions, towns, townships and villages in between !
A motorcycle is considered to be a motor vehicle so it is important that motorcycle drivers have a valid licence to operate the motorcycle. In the unfortunate event of a catastrophic head injury or spinal injury, your insurance company may limit your accident benefits to improper licensing. In Ontario, a motorcycle is defined as a motor vehicle, and requires a special licence that confers on its owner the legal authorization to operate the vehicle. Otherwise, they might risk a loss of certain accident benefits in the event of a serious Ontario accident or a catastrophic motorcycle accident.
The Ontario’s Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS), explains that the insurance company has the right to and may exclude cetain benefits such income-replacement benefits from coverage if the driver was driving the automobile without a valid driver’s licence.
Motorcycle accidents can cause extremely serious personal injury, including:
- Head Injury -Brain injury, including concussions and other closed head injury
- Spinal cord injury
- Fractures and other orthopedic injury (broken bones)
- Lacerations and abrasions (road rash)
- Permanent physical and emotional scars
If you are hitting the Ontario roads on your motorcycle, please make sure you not only drive safely, protect yourself with equipment and make sure you are properly licensed in the event of an accident. As an Ottawa and Ontario motorcycle accident lawyer, I caution all drivers to be safe out there. I have years of experience in Ontario motorcycle accidents and Ottawa motorcycle accidents. I understand your needs and can help with your personal injury claim and other motorcycle related issues. Call for a free consultation 613 978-9549 or visit www.ottawainjury.ca
Ottawa Lawyers: Ottawa Charities, Ottawa Marathons
David Hollingsworth-Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer- Ottawa Accident Lawyers- Ottawa often comes together to support one another and some of the many wonderful Ottawa Charity events. Here is a list of just some of the upcoming Ottawa charity runs…
APRIL
April 25:Minto Run for Reach-In aid of Reach Canada 3K/5K/10K/21.1K -Walk, run, inline skate, wheelchair
Friday, April 30-Law Day Fun Run- In aid of Ottawa Children’s Treatment Centre Foundation – 5K run, walk
MAY-
Saturday, May 1-Diefenbooker Run-In aid of the West Carleton branches of the Ottawa Public Library-1K/5K/10K runs, 5K/18K/33K cycle tour-5K walk-Triple A Walk/Run-In aid of Allergy, Asthma & Anaphylaxis research and education–2K/5K/10K walk, run
Sunday, May 2-CBI Health Hustle for Hunger-In aid of the Ottawa Food Bank 3K/5K/10K walk, run
Place d’Orléans Half-Marathon-In aid of Ottawa East Minor Sports-1K/3K/5K/10K/21.1K walk, run
CN Cycle for CHEO-In aid of children with cancer at Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario-2K/5K walk,15K inline skate or cycle, 35K/70K cycle
Hike for Hospice-In aid of The Hospice at May Court-5km walk
Bell Walk for Kids Help Phone-In aid of Kids Help Phone-5K walk
Saturday, May 8-The CARE March for Moms-In aid of CARE Canada to raise world awareness of maternal health-Stroller walk for moms and dads
Walk/Run for Wishes-In aid of Make a Wish Canada, Eastern Ontario chapter-1K/5K/10K walk, run
Saturday, May 15-Kenya Run-In aid of Lwak Girls School in Kenya-5K/10K run
Saturday, May 22-Colonel By Classic-In aid of KidSport Ottawa-1K/3K/8K walk, run
Saturday, May 29-Great Strides-In aid of the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation1K family fun walk, run
Ottawa Race Weekend-In aid of The Ottawa Hospital Foundation, Canadian Athletes Now Fund and assorted other charities-2K/5K/10K/21.1K/42.2K walk, run
JUNE-Saturday, June 5-Spring Sprint-In aid of The Brain Tumour Foundation-2.5K/5K walk, run
Saturday, June 5 and Sunday, June 6-The Weekend to End Women’s Cancers-In aid of Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation-60K walk over two days-New: One day participation 30K
Friday, June 11 to Saturday, June 12-Relay for Life — Nepean-In aid of the Canadian Cancer Society-12-hour team relay
Saturday, June 12-Barrhaven Run for Roger’s House-In aid of Roger’s House, Sens Foundation-2.5K/5K/10K run
Britannia Beach 5K Fun Run-In aid of Ottawa Riverkeeper-3K/5K walk. run
Redemption Run-In aid of Harvest House programs-5K/11K run
Sunday, June 13-World Partnership Walk-In aid of Aga Khan Foundation Canada’s fight against global poverty-1K/4K walk
UCDSB Champions for Kids Fun Run-In aid of Upper Canada District School Board Champions for Kids Foundation-1K/5K/Centipede walk, run
Friday, June 18 to Saturday, June 19-Relay for Life — Orléans and Stittsville-In aid of the Canadian Cancer Society-12-hour team relay
Saturday, June 19-Emilie’s Run – The Emilie Mondor Memorial 5K Race for Women-In support of Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario-5K run for women
Sunday, June 21-Alterna Do It For Dad! Father’s Day Walk and Run-In aid of the Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation and The Prostate Cancer Association of Ottawa-2K/5K/10K walk, run
Saturday, June 26-Manulife Walk & Fun Run-In aid of Breast Cancer Action Ottawa-2K/5K/10K walk and fun run
Quest for a Cure Adventure Race (day race)-In aid of Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation-8 hr. race, teams of 2-3, mountain bike/hike/orienteer, water stage
JULY
Thursday, July 1-Bushtukah Canada Day Road Races-In aid of Kanata Food Cupboard-1K/5K/10K/Tot Trot, run, walk
Saturday, July 17-Mitsubishi City Chase-In aid of Right to Play-4- to 6-hour 2-person relay
Sunday, July 18-Hintonburg Centennial 5K-In aid of the Hintonburg Community Association-1K/5K walk, run
Wednesday, July 21-No Frills 10-Miler In aid of the Friends of the Central Experimental Farm-10 miles (16K) run, 11K walk
Saturday, July 31-National Capital 5K & 10K Runs-In aid of Camp Quality for children with cancer-5K/10K walk, run
SEPTEMBER
Saturday, Sept. 4-The Canadian Fun Runs-In aid of Carefor Health & Community Services-3K/8K walk, run
Saturday, Sept. 11-SuperWalk for Parkinson’s in support of Parkinson Society Ottawa-2km or 7km walk
Sunday, Sept. 12-Winners Walk of Hope-In aid of Ovarian Cancer Canada-5K walk
Saturday, Sept. 18-Quest for a Cure Adventure Race (night race)-In aid of Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation-8 hr. race, teams of 2-3, mountain bike/hike/orienteer, water stages
Sunday, Sept. 19-Terry Fox Run-In aid of the Terry Fox Foundation-7K walk, run or wheel at locations throughout the region
Sunday, Sept. 19-Canada Army Run-In aid of Soldier On and the Military Families Fund, initiatives that support injured soldiers and military families in need.-5K and half-marathon-Run, walk, wheel
Saturday, Sept. 26-Minto Cycle for Autism-In support of Autism Ontario – Ottawa-4K walk,10K, 20K family fun ride on bike paths,60K long distance ride,100K ride for experienced cyclists
OCTOBER
Sunday, Oct. 3-Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure-In aid of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation-1K/5K walk. run
Sunday, Oct. 10-Ottawa Fall Colours Marathon-In aid of KidSport Ottawa and The Ottawa Food Bank-1K/5K/10K/21.1K/42.2K walk or run
Saturday, Oct. 16-Run/Walk to Remember: Connecting Sole to Soul-In aid of Bereaved Families of Ontario – Ottawa Region-2.5K/5K run, walk
Sunday, Oct. 24-Ottawa Hospital Rattle Me Bones Road Race-In aid of patient care at The Ottawa Hospital-1K/5K/10K walk, run
NOVEMBER
Saturday, Nov. 6-The Cookie Run-In aid of the Girl Guides of Canada-1.5K/5K/10K walk, run
JANUARY 2011
Sunday, Jan. 30, 2011-Walk for Memories-In aid of the Alzheimer Society of Ottawa and Renfrew County-Up to 10K, indoor walk
With over 11 years experience as an Ottawa, Ontario personal injury lawyer, David Hollingsworth has been helping Ottawa accident victims and Ontario accident victims get the help they need following an accident. If you or a loved one has been involved in an Ottawa accident or an Ontario accident and have suffered serious personal injury you are likely entitled to compensation you are not receiving. Let an experienced and highly qualified Ontario personal injury lawyer in Ottawa fight for you. Visit www.ottawainjury.ca for free consultations.
Ottawa Accident Lawyer, Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth-
mobile (613) 978-9549 (613) 237-4922 ext.203
David Hollingsworth selected -Ottawa Business Journal Forty Under 40 Award -OBJ -
David Hollingsworth, Ottawa Business Journal Forty Under 40 Award
Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer- David Hollingsworth -Ottawa Accident Lawyers
I am excited to share with you that I have been chosen by the OBJ for the 2010 Ottawa Business Journal Forty Under 40 Award. Congratulations and I look forward to meeting the other recipients and thank everyone for nominating me and supporting me in what I do each day as an Ontario personal injury lawyer.
“As always, it was a fascinating and arduous process to arrive at this year’s recipients,” says OBJ publisher Michael Curran, who chairs the judging panel. “In spite of a challenging business environment, we believe this year was a record number of nominations that represent all major economic sectors in Ottawa. I think that speaks the quality of business talent in this city.”
Mr. Curran says the assessment of nominations is taken seriously by all judges, who together spent 100 hours individually reviewing and ranking each submission.
The committee included University of Ottawa Telfer EMBA director Dr. Terrence Kulka, OCRI Entrepreneurship Centre manger Michael Burnatowski, Cellwand Communications CEO Nick Quain, OBJ editor Jim Donnelly and Mr. Curran.
“While both the quantity and quality of applicants were higher than ever this year, it was also interesting to note the growing number of younger entrepreneurs whom are clearly knocking on the door for this award. A great sign for the future of the Ottawa business community, to be sure,” said Mr. Quain.
All nominations were assessed according to a 40-point system: 20 points for business achievement, 10 points for expertise and 10 points for community involvement.
The 2010 Forty Under 40 recipients are:
Mike Abbott, Deloitte
Nazim Ahmed, DNA11/CanvasPop
Scott Annan, Mercury Grove Inc.
Georges Ata, Intelcan Technosystems Inc.
Jamie Barnhardt, OCM Manufacturing
Jeff Bauder, Bauder Media Group Inc. (Flagstick Brands)
Greg Bell, Lumenera
Heidi Bonnell, Rogers Communications Inc.
Nicki Bridgland, Ottawa/Kingston/Halifax/Moncton Sport and Social Club
Shawn Cadeau, Corel Corp.
Julie Cafley, University of Ottawa
Marisia Campbell, QNX Software Systems Co.
Michael Crockatt, Ottawa International Airport Authority
Erin Crowe, Senators Sports & Entertainment
Craig Doornbos, OttawaKiosk.com
Steven R. Edgett, EMS Technologies Canada, Ltd.
Darren Fleming, CresaPartners
Samer Forzley, eBillme
Duane Francis, Adam Capital – Manulife Securities
Geoffrey Gilbert, Ogilvy Renault LLP
David Greenall, Deloitte & Touche LLP
David Hollingsworth, Goldberg Wiseman Stroud Hollingsworth
Rob Imbeault, 10Count Consulting Inc.
Katherine Lafferty, Canadian Stroke Network & Watson’s Pharmacy
Eric Lang, Knor Plast Inc.
Cathy Lewis, Abbott Point of Care
Travis Lindgren, Learning Tree International
Mahesh Mani, KPMG LLP
Peter McIntosh, The McIntosh Group
Dr. Colleen M. McQuarrie ND, Ottawa Integrative Health Centre
Ahmed Metwally, XTEAMS Consulting Services Corp.
Carl Nappert, Maplesoft Group
Adam C. Nihmey, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Sanjeev Parmar, Parmar Sports Training Inc.
Regi Roy, Titus Labs Inc.
Stuart Russell, YOUiLabs Inc.
Kevin G. Taylor, Casino du Lac-Leamy
Dave Walsh, Ernst & Young LLP
Shari Westman, Comfort Keepers
Kirk Wrinn, Moore Wrinn Financial Group Inc.
Congratulations !
Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth interviewed for Law Times newspaper
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Ottawa Accident Lawyer David Hollingsworth, Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyers, Ottawa Law Firms Rash of pedestrian deaths a coincidence: lawyer by Susan Hughes |
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….David Hollingsworth, who runs a personal injury practice for plaintiffs at Goldberg Wiseman Stroud & Hollingsworth LLP in Ottawa, says one of the big issues in his city is a couple of really “nasty” collisions involving cyclists and buses. “We have designated bus lanes and designated cyclist lanes and locations in the city where you have to cut across the bus lane to the cyclist lane. There was a fatality, a young woman, doing just that. That is a hot topic here in Ottawa right now. There have been articles in the paper about what should be done, what they’re going to do to make our cyclists safer.” Another issue is the widespread flouting of the ban on driving while using a cellphone. But Kwinter says it’s a very difficult law to enforce. “You can pass all the laws you want but if you can’t enforce it so you can take somebody to court and get a conviction, what good is the law? I haven’t seen any cases where people have been charged but I would think that a police officer would have to be following someone. And if you’re following someone at night, it would be virtually impossible to see what they’re doing. How do you ever look into the car from behind a vehicle? In the daytime, you’d have to be either following the vehicle for a considerable period of time or be stopped beside the vehicle. And if anyone sees that they’re being followed by a cop car or that one is beside them, they’re not going to talk on their cellphone.” Hollingsworth agrees, noting he hasn’t seen or heard of any instances of enforcement. He thinks people are on the phone even more now since cars are better equipped. “There’s no question it’s a problem,” he says. “You have to dial the number, especially now with 10-digit numbers, and BlackBerrys have small buttons. You can see drivers tapping away at their phone. I guess any conversation, changing the CD is a distraction. But they’ve not got it up at their ear; they’ve got it down in their lap or leaning against the steering wheel.” The issue has also become an important matter in litigation. “I have a number of cases right now, one in particular which is a fatality, where the strong suggestion is that the driver who caused the accident was texting,” Hollingsworth says. “That’s now a common thing. Almost every time you’re in an examination for discovery, the question comes up for both parties: whether you were on your cellphone or were texting. The followup question almost always is, ‘Can I have your cellphone records?’ Obviously, that kind of distraction would lead to the contribution of fault.”…. To read the entire article visit the Law Times website.
For more information regarding Ontario and Ottawa bicycle accidents and cycling accidents, visit www.ottawainjury.ca
Ottawa Personal Injuy Lawyer David Hollingsworth can help you after your bicycle accident or cycling. David will meet with you for a free, no-obligation consultation and takes most Ottawa and Ontario personal injury cases on contingency, which means you won’t have to pay anything until David settled your case for you.
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Children Head Injury , Ottawa Accident Lawyer David Hollingsworth
Posted by Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Accident Lawyer, David Hollingsworth in Brain Injury / Head Injury, Ottawa Injury and Accidents, safety on April 19th, 2010
Ottawa Head Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Brain Injury Lawyers, Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth
Starting next year, the city of Ottawa plans to require children under the age of 13 to wear helmets at municipal indoor skating rinks, but may stop short of a bylaw making helmets mandatory for children in all outdoor sports. The city of Ottawa currently makes minors wear helmets when they participate in city-run skating programs, or use the indoor skateboard park or the BMX park. The new policy will extend mandatory helmet use for children to all Ottawa public skating sessions.
Last year, doctors from Ottawa CHEO spoke to the city’s community and protective services committee about how proper helmet use can prevent children head injury and children brain injury. They noted that Ottawa emergency-room doctors at the Ottawa hospital treated more than 50 Ottawa children last year with head injury and facial injury caused by skating and tobogganing accidents. About half of them suffered concussions while the other half had injury ranging from cuts to broken jaws incurred as a result of face-plants on the ice. However, when compared to sledding and skateboarding, ice skating accounts for the most ER visits for head injury in children. That’s why the city’s parks and recreation department is recommending that helmets become mandatory for children under 13 at all supervised, indoor skating rinks.
Whether it be on skates, on a bike or on a skateboard, I encourage everyone to help keep their children safe and have them wear a helmet. If you can’t afford one, there are programs in Ottawa that can help . For more information visit www.ottawainjury.ca or email ottawainjury@live.ca
Ottawa Head Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Brain Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth, Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer
Ottawa Accidents Study : Lawyer David Hollingsworth shares…
Posted by Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Accident Lawyer, David Hollingsworth in Ottawa Car Accidents, Ottawa Injury and Accidents, safety on April 8th, 2010
Ottawa Accident Lawyer, Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth-
Good news Ottawa ! The city is going to be looking closely at some of the most dangerous Ottawa accident intersections. In Ottawa, Ontario between 2004 and 2009 in Ottawa, there were 1,600 pedestrian-related Ottawa accidents resulting in personal injury. The Pedestrian Safety Evaluation Program aims to target 23 of the most collision-prone Ottawa intersections and make improvements for Ottawa’s pedestrian safety. The Carling-Holland intersection, which relies on a complex sequence of 14 separate lights, along with the intersection of Donald Street and Vanier Parkway will be the first to see changes.
Let’s hope we can make Ottawa a safer place and avoid as many Ottawa accidents as possible !
With over 12 years experience as an Ottawa, Ontario personal injury lawyer, David Hollingsworth has been helping Ottawa accident victims and Ontario accident victims get the help they need following an accident. If you or a loved one has been involved in an Ottawa accident or an Ontario accident and have suffered serious personal injury you are likely entitled to compensation you are not receiving. Let an experienced and highly qualified Ontario personal injury lawyer in Ottawa fight for you. Visit www.ottawainjury.ca for free consultations. David does not charge a nickel from his clients until they have received the payout on their settlement. David Hollingsworth and his personal injury team understand, they care and they are here to help.
David Hollingsworth, Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer
mobile (613) 978-9549
(613) 237-4922 ext.203
Ottawa bicycle accident lawyer – Ontario benefits and compensation
Posted by Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Accident Lawyer, David Hollingsworth in Ottawa Injury and Accidents, Personal Injury Claims, safety on April 6th, 2010
Ottawa Bicycle Accident Lawyer David Hollingsworth, Ontario Bicycle Accident Lawyers-
Spring has sprung and the bicycles are out ! I will admit my heart skips a beat every time my four year old daughter clicks on her helmet and takes her Dora bike out. Riding a bicycle on the road can be dangerous and bicycle accidents can have lifelong implications, including ongoing medical care, pain and suffering, loss of income and may even have a devastating effect on your family. Bicycle accidents and personal injury can be the result of a negligent driver. Drivers do not always think the person on the bicycle has the same rights as does a car or motor vehicle.
Bicycle accidents can cause lifelong changes, because the rider has nothing to protect them during an accident in Ottawa or Ontario with a vehicle other than protective clothing (at best) and a helmet. The bicyclist’s helmet should always be worn as this can prevent head and brain injury. Other personal injury may include burns and cuts, or more serious personal injury includes orthopedic injury : broken bones, catastrophic injury: head injury and spine injury or traumatic brain injury. Most serious personal injury may need ongoing medical treatments, causing a change in lifestyle, employment and can be a stress emotionally, financially, and mentally. In Ontario, cyclist have rights and are entitled to compensation when a driver is negligent and causes an accident that results in personal injury.
Victims who suffer serious personal injury in Ottawa bicycle accidents and Ontario bicycle accidents needs to protect their rights to compensation with the help of an Ottawa personal injury lawyer or Ontario personal injury lawyer that understands the laws regarding bicycle accidents in Ontario, specializes in personal injury and driver negligence and can help you get back to your life as best possible.
If you have been involved in a bicycle accident and suffered a serious personal injury, you are likely entitled to serious compensation. David Hollingsworth and his Ottawa , Ontario personal injury team have been helping Ottawa and Ontario accident victims get maximum compensation for their Ontario personal injury since 1999. David offers free consultations and takes cases on a contingency basis , which means no money upfront and he gets paid after you get paid. Contact David directly at www.ottawainjury.ca or call 613-978-9549.
Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth : Bauer Recall hockey sticks
Posted by Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Accident Lawyer, David Hollingsworth in safety on March 18th, 2010
Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth – Ottawa Catastrophic Injury Lawyer - Please check your kids’ hockey sticks and not the following list. Even the old “outdoor” sticks !!
Bauer Hockey is recalling 100,000 children’s hockey sticks due to possible lead content. These are the list of affected models in Canada:
Nike Bauer Supreme One90 youth and junior stick, including shafts and replacement blades, Nike Bauer Supreme Junior One50 junior stick, including shafts and replacement blades, Nike Bauer Supreme One40 junior stick, Nike Bauer Supreme One70 junior stick, Nike Bauer/Bauer Supreme One75 junior player and goalie stick, Nike Bauer/Bauer Vapor XX junior player and goalie stick, Nike Bauer Supreme LTX junior stick., Nike Bauer Apollo junior stick, Nike Quest Apollo junior blade, Nike Bauer Supreme Force junior stick, Nike Bauer Vapor XVI junior stick, Nike Bauer Vapor XXX Lite “Woody” junior stick, Nike Bauer Supreme Accel junior stick
Consumers can return the recalled sticks and will receive a brand new elite level hockey stick. for more information visit www.ottawainjury.ca
Ottawa Lawyer : Car Accidents : Honda Recalls
Posted by Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Accident Lawyer, David Hollingsworth in Ottawa Resources, safety on March 16th, 2010
Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer , Ottawa Accident Lawyer, David Hollingsworth shares Car Recalls:
Honda Canada is recalling 1000s of vehicles in Canada after customers complained about the brake pedals felt “soft” or had to be pushed lower and lower over time before the vehicle would stop. The recall affects 24,680 Odysseys and 4,137 Elements from 2007-08 model year. There have been no confirmed car accidents in Canada related to this problem and it will begin notifying customers directly at the end nect month. Honda’s competitor Toyota has also had its own brake-related recall, covering 3,300 Prius hybrids in Canada due to complaints of inconsistent brake feel.
David Hollingsworth is dedicated to serving Ottawa and Ontario clients with the determination to getting maximum compensation and the help they need for recovery from a personal injury and an accident. Client by client, he has built a strong reputation for high-quality work, knowledge, experience, compassion and a high standard of service and ethics. David and his Ottawa personal injury team specialize in representing people and families who have suffered serious personal injury or the loss of a loved one through car accidents, motorcycle accidents, premise liability accidents (slip and fall accidents) , and sexual assaults. Most of David’s clients are referred to him due to his reputation for thoroughness and attention to each and every cases and identifying fresh approaches to complex personal litigation. Visit www.ottawainjury.ca for more information, ottawa lawyers free consultations, or call 613 978-9549.
