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The Rise of E-Scooters on Toronto Sidewalks: Who is Liable?

By Jeremy Diamond

See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers Darryl Singer leads Diamond & Diamond’s Commercial and Civil Litigation Practice Group, bringing nearly 25 years of trial experience across personal injury, business disputes, employment law, and professional negligence matters. E-scooters are popping up all over Toronto, on sidewalks, in bike lanes, weaving through the downtown core. … Continued

Staying Safe in the GTA: A Guide to Rideshare Safety

By Jeremy Diamond

See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers Ridesharing has become a staple of urban life in Toronto, offering a convenient way to navigate the city. However, recent high-profile incidents in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) have highlighted the need for passengers to move beyond “autopilot” and take proactive steps to ensure their security. From … Continued

Ontario Regulation 668 – Do You Know What This Is?

By Jarrod Daley

See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers “No-fault insurance” is perhaps the most misunderstood term in Ontario. Many drivers believe it means that if they get into an accident, it doesn’t matter who caused it—everyone just fixes their own car and moves on. This is false. “No-fault” simply means you deal with your own … Continued

Varying Statutory Time Limits in Ontario Personal Injury Law

By Jarrod Daley

See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers For decades, the foundational advice provided to injured parties in Ontario was relatively straightforward: a lawsuit must be commenced within two years of the accident. This “basic limitation period” provided a standardized window for plaintiffs to stabilize medically, assess their damages, and retain counsel. However, relying on … Continued