Rehan Khalil is a lawyer in Mississauga.
People who have been injured in motor vehicle accidents have enough on their plate to concern them. That`s why choosing a lawyer shouldn`t be a daunting task. Ensure your lawyer has experience in the area of personal injury and has dealt with injured victims in the past. Ensure your lawyer knows how to deal with victims of motor vehicle accidents.
Rehan Khalil is a lawyer in Mississauga.
There is a misconception that the summer season is safer in terms of motor vehicle accidents. This is not necessarily the case. Many motor vehicle accidents during the winter can be attributed to bad weather. However, during the summer many motor vehicle accidents can be attributed to the summer vacation season especially long weekends.
It is common to read the newspapers on Monday morning after a long weekend only to find numerous road related incidents. During the long weekend we see a rise in motorists and additional accidents.
If you or a loved one has been involved in a motor vehicle accident anywhere in Toronto, Mississauga or Brampton call the law office of Rehan Khalil.
Rehan Khalil is a lawyer in Mississauga.
The most recent crib recall has been the last straw. Soon there might be product safety legislation in Canada.
Many in Canada might be unaware that there are no safety requirements for manufacturers to comply with. Companies are not required by law to inform the public about a potential hazard. Finally, the government of Canada does not have the power to impose a mandatory recall because it’s up to the company.
Bill C-6 is designed to be tougher legislation to protect Canadians and empower the government with the ability to issue mandatory recalls. The Bill passed with ease in the House of Commons and is now before the Senate. It’s time Canada modernized its product safety legislation and brought it in line with the United States and Europe.
The Toronto Star reported on the matter here.
Toronto Police have completed a list of the most dangerous intersections in Toronto for pedestrians.
1. Bathurst & Finch Avenue West
2. Birchmount Road & Sheppard Avenue East
3. Bathurst & King Street West
4. McCowan Road & Sheppard Avenue East
5. Yonge Street & Finch Avenue East
6. Sheppard Avenue East & Parkway Forrest Drive
7. Dundas Street West & Spadina Aveune
8. Weston Road & Finch Avenue West
9. Gerrard & Main Street
10. Bloor Street West & Lansdowne Avenue
According to CP24, “twenty-seven of 2008’s 54 traffic deaths were pedestrians. Half of pedestrian deaths are usually seniors, police say.”