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Ottawa’s icy road conditions lead to over 70 Ottawa accidents
Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth — Yesterday’s icy weather conditions caused a tractor-trailer to hit 3 vehicles on Greenbank Road between Fallowfield and West Hunt Club roads. As a result of the Ottawa accident, one person was trapped in a vehicle and 3 others suffered serious personal injury.
There were more than 70 Ottawa accidents on Ottawa’s icy roads yesterday according to Ottawa police. The Ottawa Paramedic Service said that Ottawa accidents were “starting to pile up” as Ottawa received 10 to 15 millimetres of freezing rain.
Emergency crews on the Ottawa accident scene at the Greenbank accident were able to extricate the trapped occupant from the vehicle without the need for heavy equipment. Greenbank Road was closed for about two hours. Ottawa Paramedics say 2 people in their 50s suffered neck and back injury. Thankfully, they are in stable condition in an Ottawa hospital.
Ottawa Emergency crews also responded to 25 injuries from slips and falls on slippery Ottawa roads and sidewalks.
———————- The Ottawa Injury Blog is written regularly by Ottawa Ontario personal injury lawyer David Hollingsworth. Since 1999, David has been an Ottawa Ontario personal injury lawyer representing Ontario accident victims who have suffered a personal injury and the families of accident victims who have lost a loved one in an Ontario accident. This blog reports on accidents in eastern Ontario, personal injury issues, local Ottawa news and events and various news that relates to Ottawa, accidents and personal injury. Visit www.ottawainjury.ca for more information. If you have a question, feel free to call or email david@ottawainjury.ca (613) 978-9549
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Ottawa Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth wins at Court of Appeal for Ontario, Tannahill , Marchand – paraplegic woman entitled to limits in compensation ..
123ONCAv. Lanark Mutual Insurance Company, 2011 Tannahill CITATION
Sharpe, Watt and Karakatsanis JJ.A.
Appotive Stephen S., for the appellant and D. Hollingsworth, for the respondents
Heard & released orally: February 7, 2011
On appeal from the judgment of Justice Rick Leroy of Ontario Superior Court of Justice, dated June 24, 2010.
ENDORSEMENT
[1] Lanark Mutual Insurance Company appeals a judgment that requires it to defend and indemnify the respondents in a tort action brought by their daughter, Naomi Marchand, who fell off the balcony of their home and was seriously injured.
[2]The issue is whether Naomi’s claim is excluded from the respondents’ farm insurance policy because she was an in the named insured’s household”.“insured”, defined to include a relative while “living in the named insured’s household”.
[3] The application judge found that seven or eight years before her injury, Naomi had been driven from the family home at age 15 as a result of conflict with her mother,serious religious and lifestyle differences with both parents and her disclosure of five years of sexual exploitation by her father. She had lived a peripatetic existence away
[4] The application judge found that the term “household” signified more than a transient visitor. He found that at the time of her injury, Naomi shared no unity of purpose with her family and that she was merely a short-term visitor and not living in her parents’ “household”
[5] We see no error on the part of the application judge. In the context of this case and this policy, the application judge’s reference to the definition of “you” and “your”the part of the policy dealing with first party liability had no practical bearing on the proper interpretation of the phrase “living in the named insured’s household”.
About Ottawa Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth———————————————————————————————————— David Hollingsworth has been an Ottawa Ontario personal injury lawyer specializing in personal injury representing Ontario accident victims since 1999. David practices with an established of 50 years of experience in representing accident victims, and helping personal injury accident victims and their families get the compensation they need at an incredibly difficult time. Visit www.ottawainjury.ca for more information. If you have a question, feel free to email david@ottawainjury.ca
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Ottawa Injury Lawyer shares Ontario winter driving safety tips to avoid accidents and personal injury.
Posted by Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Accident Lawyer, David Hollingsworth in Ottawa Car Accidents, Ottawa Injury and Accidents, Ottawa Resources, safety on February 16th, 2011
Ottawa Lawyer David Hollingsworth, Ottawa Injury Lawyer…I came across this information on the Canada Safety Council website and thought I would share this timely information. It’s very icy out there Ottawa, please drive safely….
Winter Driving Tips
Winter driving can sometimes be a daunting task, especially when conditions are snowy or icy. Follow these steps to keep yourself safe and collision free during the next few blustery winter months.
Step 1: Make sure that your vehicle is prepared for winter driving.
- Winter tires are a good option, as they will provide greater traction under snowy or icy conditions.
- Keep a snow brush/scraper in your car, along with possible emergency items such as a lightweight shovel, battery jumper cables, and a flashlight.
- Make sure that mirrors, all windows, and the top of your vehicle, are free of snow or frost before getting onto the road.
Step 2: Drive smoothly and slowly
- Don’t make any abrupt turns or stops when driving. Doing so will often cause your vehicle to lose control and skid.
- Driving too quickly is the main cause of winter collisions. Be sure to drive slowly and carefully on snow and ice covered roads.
Step 3: Don’t tailgate.
- Tailgating becomes much worse in winter weather. Stopping takes much longer on snowy and icy roads than on dry pavement, so be sure to leave enough room between your vehicle and the one in front of you.
Step 4: Brake before making turns.
- Brake slowly to reduce speed before entering turns. Once you have rounded the corner you can accelerate again.
Step 5: Learn how to control skids.
- When skidding, you actually need to go against your natural instincts and turn into the skid and accelerate. Doing so transfers your vehicle’s weight from the front to the rear and often helps vehicles to regain control.
Step 6: Lights On.
- Turn on your lights to increase your visibility to other motorists.
Step 7: No Cruise Control.
- Never use cruise control if conditions are snowy, icy, or wet, because if your car hydroplanes, your car will try to accelerate and you may lose control of your vehicle.
Step 8: Don’t “pump” the brakes.
- If your vehicle is equipped with an anti-lock breaking system (ABS), do not “pump” the brakes. Apply constant pressure and let the system do its work.
Step 9: Pay attention.
- Manoeuvres are more difficult to make in the snow. Be sure to anticipate what your next move is going to be to give yourself lots of room for turns and stopping.
About Ottawa Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth———————————————————————————— Hollingsworth has been an Ottawa Ontario personal injury lawyer specializing in personal injury representing Ontario accident victims since 1999. David practices with an established Ottawa law firm of more than 50 years of experience in representing accident victims, and helping personal injury accident victims get the compensation they need at an incredibly difficult time. David offers free consultations, takes cases on contingency and travels to homes or hospital. Visit www.ottawainjury.ca for more information. If you have a question, feel free to email david@ottawainjury.ca
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Ottawa Accident Bank and Slater -Serious Head Injury, Fractured Ankle, December 11
Posted by Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Accident Lawyer, David Hollingsworth in Ottawa Injury and Accidents on December 12th, 2010
Ottawa Accident Lawyer, Ottawa Law Firm, Ottawa Lawyers- David Hollingsworth..A 30-year-old male was taken to an Ottawa hospital with serious head injuries after an Ottawa car accident at Bronson Avenue and Slater Street yesterday afternoon. Ottawa emergency crews responded to the call at 12:40 p.m. The driver of the other vehicle, a 50-year-old woman, was taken to an Ottawa hospital in stable condition with a fractured ankle. Thankfully, the man’s personal injuries are not life-threatening. There were no passengers in either vehicle. The cause of the collision is under investigation. My thoughts go out to these Ottawa accident victims. A serious head injury can have devastating life-long effects. I hope that this is not the case with this man….It’s getting very slippery out there on our Ottawa roads. Please, everyone, do your best out there …Ottawa Accident Lawyer, David Hollingsworth, Ottawa Injury Law Firm
The symptoms of a head injury can occur immediately or develop slowly over several hours or days. Even if the skull is not fractured, the brain can bang against the inside of the skull and be bruised. The head may look fine, but complications could result from bleeding or swelling inside the skull.
When encountering a person who just had a head injury, try to find out what happened. If he or she cannot tell you, look for clues and ask witnesses. In any serious head trauma, always assume the spinal cord is also injured.
The following symptoms suggest a more serious head injury — other than a concussion or contusion — and require emergency medical treatment:
- Changes in, or unequal size of pupils
- Convulsions
- Distorted features of the face
- Fluid draining from nose, mouth, or ears (may be clear or bloody)
- Fracture in the skull or face, bruising of the face, swelling at the site of the injury, or scalp wound
- Impaired hearing, smell, taste, or vision
- Inability to move one or more limbs
- Irritability (especially in children), personality changes, or unusual behavior
- Loss of consciousness, confusion, or drowsiness
- Low breathing rate or drop in blood pressure
- Restlessness, clumsiness, or lack of coordination
- Severe headache
- Slurred speech or blurred vision
- Stiff neck or vomiting
- Symptoms improve, and then suddenly get worse (change in consciousness)
———————————————————————————————————————————————————————–About Ottawa Ontario Personal Injury Lawyer, David Hollingsworth.
Ottawa Ontario Personal Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth is dedicated to helping Ottawa and Ontario car accident victims and has been since 1999. David has extensive experience and knowledge of Ontario accidents and Ontario personal injury issues. David is dedicated to obtaining maximum compensation for Ontario personal injury clients by offering free consultations and making home visits or hospital visits. Visit www.ottawainjury.ca mobile (613) 978-9549 (613) 237-4922 ext.203
Leo Paul and Sherrianne Regnier funeral, Ontario personal injury lawyer David Hollingsworth shares..
Posted by Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Accident Lawyer, David Hollingsworth in Ottawa Car Accidents, Ottawa Injury and Accidents on September 28th, 2010
Ontario Personal Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth..It is with great sadness that Paul and Sherrianne Regnier were laid to rest..A difficult road lies ahead for their young daughters. I’m happy to see the community rallying around this family, as this is only the beginning of the love and support they will need. Friends and family of Leo Paul and Sherrianne Regnier said goodbye Monday morning to the couple killed after being struck by an out-of-control car while they were waiting for a bus on Albert Street. The poignant and intimate gathering at the M. John Sullivan funeral home in Cornwall included the couple’s three daughters, Serah, 15, Jessica, 13, and Isabella, 9.
Jessica spent time moving about the room before the eulogies, giving hugs to family and close friends, and managing to smile despite it all.
A little later on, Isabella playfully chased a smaller boy in a Toronto Maple Leafs jersey, giggling along with him.
Serah came in soon after and talked in a circle of loved ones.
Wearing a black leather jacket and dark jeans with a guitar case slung across her back, she sang and played three songs on an acoustic guitar for the crowd of mourners, including one she had written just the day before. Jessica, wearing a black dress, sat next to her. Their father, Leo Paul — known to everyone simply as Paul — was an avid music lover. Family and close friends gathered in a semi-circle around Serah and clapped at the end of each song. When she was finished and Serah said thanks, one woman said: “Your parents, they must be so proud of you.”
An estimated 200 people — including a large group of Leo Paul’s Transport Canada colleagues from Ottawa — packed the large reception room. One wall was completely covered by bouquets of fragrant flowers from family, businesses, health care centres and more.
Perhaps the most poignant was the arrangement in a place of honour next to photos of Leo Paul and Sherrianne: a large guitar made of flowers with an elegant ribbon that said, simply, “Brother.”Two eulogies were given, the first written by Sherrianne’s brother, Paul Depatie, but read aloud by a friend as Depatie was too emotional to speak, and the second from Bob Lacelle, one of Leo Paul’s many siblings.Guests moved to the front of the room to hear the two men, who stood in front of a glass and wooden case containing the two gold-coloured urns bearing the couple’s names.
Paul Depatie remembered meeting Leo Paul for the first time when he was 12 years old. He told the crowd they quickly struck up a meaningful friendship that did nothing but grow over time. He remembered growing up with Sherrianne, how she would “put me in my place” after he playfully tormented her.
And he remembered a pair of people devoted to one another, and to their daughters.
Lacelle spoke about “the sound of their souls’ music,” and about the “greatest gifts” they left behind them: Serah, Jessica and Isabella.
He also spoke of the need to protect the girls, to help them, to stay close.
“Our doors will never be closed to them,” he said. “Our hearts will always be open to them.”
It was quiet as he said his final goodbyes, for himself, for everyone present. Stifled crying growing louder, sniffling and the occasional cough from a child were the only things to be heard, aside from the low, sombre, slow and meaningful tone of Lacelle’s voice.
Following the eulogies and amid crying growing louder still, the pallbearers then led the immediate family out of the room, carrying the urns to a waiting hearse. The hearse led a funeral procession followed by a half-dozen motorcyclists in their jean and leather jackets, many of them from the Ironworkers Local 736 and including Leo Paul’s brother, Ronald Lacelle. The motorcyclists were followed first by the family and then by other guests, with the children in separate cars, to the internment at Notre Dame Cemetery.
For over a decade, David Hollingsworth has been an Ottawa personal injury lawyer working with Goldberg Stroud LLP, an Ottawa law firm of 50 years, representing clients who have suffered a personal injury or loved ones of those who have suffered a wrongful death due to motor vehicle accidents and other forms of negligence since 1999.
Ottawa Senators Dr Chow accident update: critical personal injury to serious personal injury
Posted by Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Accident Lawyer, David Hollingsworth in Ottawa Car Accidents, Ottawa Injury and Accidents on August 30th, 2010
Ottawa Accident Lawyers, Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth..Im happy to update that Dr. Chow’s condition has improved to serious personal injury. I m wishing all the best…..My thoughts are with Dr Chow and his family. at Ottawa Hospital on Friday upgraded the condition of the Senators team doctor. Dr. Donald Chow’s condition was upgraded from critical to serious, a hospital spokesperson said. Chow, 53, was driving his motorcycle on Fisher Avenue in Ottawa last Saturday just before 3 p.m., when he collided with a car at the intersection with Kintyre Private. Chow suffered severe head and chest injuries, paramedics said. The elderly woman driving the car was transported to hospital with minor injuries, paramedics said. Chow, known as “Doc Chow,” has been with the Senators since 1992, said a media statement on the NHL team’s website. “He’s a very caring person. He’s helped every one of us in one way or another,” general manager Bryan Murray said.
I hope his recovery is quick and full. Dr. Donald Chow, an orthopedic surgeon who works with the Ottawa Senators, suffered serious critical personal injuries in a car accident on his motorcycle in Ottawa Saturday. He remains in critical condition at the Civic Campus of the Ottawa Hospital, with his family by his side. Chow, 53, was riding his motorcycle Saturday afternoon, when a car pulled out in front of him. Dr. Chow was thrown from his motorcycle when it slammed into the side of the car, according to Ottawa police. He suffered serious head and chest injuries. The woman driving the car was transported to an Ottawa hospital with minor personal injury. Her car was seriously damaged in the collision. Ottawa police could not say whether charges will be laid.
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OTTAWA — A team doctor with the Ottawa Senators was still in critical condition in hospital Monday morning after his motorcycle collided with a car Saturday afternoon. Dr. Donald Chow, 53, was riding his motorcycle northbound on Fisher Avenue near Kintyre Private just before 3 p.m. Saturday, when a car pulled out in front of him. Chow was thrown from his motorcycle when it slammed into the side of the car, according to police. He suffered serious head and chest injuries. The woman driving the car was transported to hospital with minor injuries. Her car was seriously damaged . Police could not say whether charges will be laid.
People who saw the scene after the crash described the car as being “all dented,” with two shattered windows. The car had come to a stop on the southwest corner of Fisher Avenue and Kyntire Private, and Chow landed on the northwest corner.
Allison Neill, director of public affairs at the Ottawa Hospital, confirmed Monday morning that Chow remains in critical condition at the Civic Campus of the Ottawa Hospital. Chow has been with the Senators since their NHL debut in the 1992-1993 season. He is one of six team doctors who work with the team.
“The entire Senators family wishes Dr. Chow a full recovery and our thoughts and support are with him and his family,” said a statement from the Senators hockey club, issued Sunday afternoon. Members of the team respected the wishes of Chow’s family and did not provide comment to media Sunday night. Chow is an orthopedic surgeon at the Ottawa Hospital and an assistant professor in the orthopedic surgery division at the University of Ottawa
Ottawa accident results in child at Ottawa’s CHEO with serious personal injury, Ottawa attorney David Hollingsworth
Posted by Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Accident Lawyer, David Hollingsworth in Ottawa Car Accidents on August 4th, 2010
Ottawa Accident Lawyer David Hollingsworth, Ontario Personal Injury Lawyers…I am thinking of this young girl and her family. I hope she recovers fully from this Ottawa accident…..At Ottawa’s CHEO, a 9 year old girl remained in serious, but stable condition yesterday after a car accident where a car crashed into a pole near the westbound Queensway off-ramp at Richmond Road on Monday night, according to Ottawa police.The young girl was in the back seat of the car when the Ottawa accident occurred and was taken to the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario with life-threatening personal injury. The female driver was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening personal injury. It was not been confirmed whether the child was wearing a seat belt.
Since 1999, Ottawa Ontario Personal Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth has successfully handled hundreds of Ontario accident cases and has extensive experience and knowledge of relevant issues involved. He has recovered millions of dollars in settlements on behalf of his personal injury clients. David has the experience and skill to present a successful accident case in order to obtain maximum compensation for his personal injury clients. David offers free consultations and will visit you in your home or hospital. Visit www.ottawainjury.ca for more information.
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Ottawa Insurance Claims Lawyer David Hollingsworth: SABS Accident Benefits
Posted by Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Accident Lawyer, David Hollingsworth in Accident Benefits Insurance Claims, Ottawa Injury and Accidents on July 3rd, 2010
Ottawa accident Benefits Lawyer David Hollingsworth, Ottawa Accident Lawyers.
Who is entitled to Ontario Accident Benefits? Ontario Accident benefits are available to people suffering from personal injury in a motor vehicle accident in Ontario. Often after being discharged from an Ottawa rehabilitation centre, (The Ottawa Rehabilitation Centre, The Ottawa Hospital-Civic Campus or Elizabeth Bruyere, in Eastern Ontario) , people with personal injuries will return to their homes only to find that their home needs modifications and their home cannot accommodate them. The Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS) is available to motor vehicle (car accident, boating accident etc.. victims in Ontario to help with these modifications.
Accident Benefits Schedule: Typically, Ontario car accident victims can receive accident benefits. Normally, these accident benefits are covered by the injured person’s own insurance company. However, accident benefits also provide coverage for people who do not have their own insurance. Typically, statutory accident benefits are there to replace lost wages, attendant care benefits, rehabilitation and medical benefits as well as wrongful death benefits.
Housing: The insurance company must pay the injured person for all reasonable and necessary home modifications and home devices, including communication aids. Ontario’s statutory accident benefits permits an injured person to buy or renovate a new home to meet his or her needs where that is the option that makes more sense than renovating an existing house. Having said that, the money alloted for the purchase of a home cannot be greater than the estimated cost of any renovations that would be needed to meet the injured victims needs.
The medical and rehabilitation benefits are supposed to pay for all reasonable and necessary expenses that arise because of the accident. Home modification comes under the medical / rehabilitation category.
After September 2010, this information will change. For now, if the injured person did not suffer a “catastrophic impairment” as that is described in the Accident Benefit regime, the total amount of the medical / rehabilitation benefit is $100,000 and the benefits expire after 10 years from the date of the accident. If the injured person did suffer a “catastrophic impairment” the medical / rehabilitation benefit increases to $1 Million and last for the duration of the victim’s life.
Timelines: It is important you notify your insurance company that you have had an Ontario accident within 7 days of the Ontario accident, or as soon as possible, and you must complete your application for Accident Benefits within 30 days of the Ontario accident.
What is an assessment? The assessments give suggestions to assist a person who is injured how to live safely and comfortably in their home if possible. The assessment focuses on returning the person who is injured to a level of function that approaches his or her pre-accident state to the extent that that can be done safely.
People who suffer a catastrophic injury may also need additional assessments . The assessments will result in a report. After the report is written, another form called a “OCF 18: Treatment Plan” will be submitted to the insurance company, outlining the proposed cost of the recommendations in the report. If the OCF 18 is approved, the work can begin.
Are home modifications limited to catastrophic injuries? Sometimes. Where the injured person has suffered personal injury that cause impairment but are on the less serious end of the spectrum, and if the renovations are not going to be extensive, an occupational therapist can perform a home assessment.
An assessment of the activities of daily living of the injured person is included in a home assessment. This assessment looks at personal care, housekeeping, home maintenance and care giving tasks. The report written by the occupational therapist will outline a list of any assistive devices and changes required to the home. For example: a railing, raising or lowering a bed or counter or adding hip-level storage in a kitchen.
If the recommended renovations included in the report are complete, it is submitted to the insurance company together with a Treatment Plan costing the recommendations to the insurance company for approval. If a person has serious personal injury and needs significant home modifications like ramps, additions, elevators, walls moved, a home accessibility report is required. For more information regarding Ontario insurance claims, visit www.ottawainjury.ca .
For over a decade, David Hollingsworth has been an Ottawa personal injury lawyer working with Goldberg Stroud LLP, an Ottawa law firm of 50 years, representing clients who have suffered a personal injury or loved ones of those who have suffered a wrongful death due to motor vehicle accidents and other forms of negligence since 1999. He has successfully represented clients at many levels of court, tribunals and hearings.
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Boating Accidents-Water Accidents: Ottawa, Ontario Accident Lawyers
Posted by Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Accident Lawyer, David Hollingsworth in Ottawa Injury and Accidents on July 2nd, 2010
Ottawa Boating Accident Lawyer David Hollingsworth- Ottawa, Ontario Personal Injury Lawyers- It looks like it is going to be a gorgeous weekend out there in Ottawa and eastern Ontario. Please remember to ride and boat safely to avoid injury and harm!
A review of water accident statistics, can remind us all just how often aquatic accidents occur each year. In 2008, there were 4,789 accidents recorded on the water involving boats and jet (with personal watercraft accidents totaling at 23% of that figure). Furthermore, there were 45 deaths on jet skis (17 of which were drowning death’s). The best way to avoid these accidents is to prevent them from happening in the first place—and that involves attention to factors such as alcohol and drug use, excessive speeding and careless driving, and general reckless disregard for driving rules and environmental conditions.
Ontario boating or aquatic accidents can be very complicated. Who is at fault? Who was negligent? The injured victim can face a complex process involving trying to figure it out all. I recommend to all accident victims to first and foremost, treat their injuries as soon as possible. Check yourself into a hospital, and make sure you and your family are safe. Second, make sure to report the accident and to obtain an official accident report from qualified authorities regarding the details of the accident, such as what led to the accident, and so on. This is also where the services of a top Ottawa Personal Injury lawyer can be used to ensure that are on your way to full recovery, including not losing out on what you deserve financially and to cover your rehabilitation costs. Remember to save all medical records and other documentation to help your lawyer to measure your damages and argue your case and move your legal forward.
You are injured, you need help. While concentrating on your recovery, you need to seek the help of an Ottawa, Ontario personal injury lawyer. Since 1999, Ottawa personal injury lawyer David Hollingsworth has devoted his practice to representing individuals injured in eastern Ontario accidents, including victims of Ottawa boating accidents and jet ski accidents.
Knowing the facts regarding personal injury is helpful when determining whether or not to hire an Ottawa Ontario personal injury lawyer. Personal injury covers physical harm, such as broken bones, bruises, or any serious injury sustained in an accident. It also includes the emotional and psychological injury you experienced as a result of trauma sustained through a humiliating or life-threatening experience.
Ottawa Ontario personal injury lawyer David Hollingsworth handles all types of cases where you or a loved one has been injured or even killed due to an accident or the negligence of others. Let Ottawa Ontario personal injury lawyer David Hollingsworth help you rebuild your life after your accident. With your well-being and potential financial future at stake, you need one of the best Ottawa, Ontario personal injury lawyers. Visit www.ottawainjury.ca for a free consultation. David takes his cases on a contingency basis, which means he doesn’t get paid until you have been paid.
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Ottawa Accident results in death: Ottawa Lawyers : Personal Injury
Ottawa Accident Lawyer David Hollingsworth- Personal Injury Lawyers in Ottawa-
A young Ottawa man in his 20s is dead after his car crashed down a pole on Claridge Drive, just north of Strandherd Drive, in south Nepean. Ottawa Police have closed down the area during their investigation. There was also a passenger travelling in the car who received suffered serious personal injury enough to go to hospital. An investigation continues. The suburban area is located about 30 minutes south of Ottawa’s downtown.
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 or death you are likely entitled to compensation you are not receiving. Let David Hollingsworth, one of Ottawa’s best personal injury lawyers who is an experienced and highly qualified Ontario personal injury lawyer in Ottawa help for you. Visit www.ottawainjury.ca for free consultations.
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