by Millars Law | Jul 14, 2020 | Uncategorized, Workplace Injury
It seems that the further we get into the global pandemic the more and more we lose the systems and structures that once helped to protect us. Employment law– one of the many safeguards that helped protect our jobs is also in the weeds, and is but one of many...
by Millars Law | Oct 4, 2018 | Personal Injury, Uncategorized, Workplace Injury
A 50-year-old person slips on ice at a friend’s home resulting in a broken ankle, a 40-year-old person trips and falls on a bunched up area rug in City Hall resulting in a broken ankle, a 15-year-old person slips on water on a hallway floor in a high school resulting...
by Millars Law | Oct 4, 2018 | Personal Injury, Workplace Injury
Protect yourself after a fall Rarely do we prepare for the worse, however, with winter quickly approaching the chances of a slip and fall drastically increase. Do you know what to do if you slip and fall and seriously injure yourself? How about if your elderly parent...
by Millars Law | May 5, 2017 | Civil Lawsuit, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Press, Uncategorized, Victims Rights, Workplace Injury
Everyone knows a guy that has gotten too drunk and started to become rowdy, often, it is that guy (or girl) who is kicked out from the bar…by the bouncer. Club security often act like they are above the law, able to apply whatever force necessary to kick out your...
by Millars Law | Jan 31, 2017 | Civil Lawsuit, Personal Injury, Victims Rights, Workplace Injury
Have you been injured at work? Did you know that you may be entitled to compensation for the pain and suffering that you have endured? Recently, WSIB (Workers benefits) published the list of drugs that they will cover if represented properly. The article published by...
by Millars Law | Jul 13, 2016 | Personal Injury, Victims Rights, Workplace Injury
By Melissa Scott, Millars Law Recently, London has witnessed an increase in personal injury advertising, namely large billboards, bus ads, and even full-page ads in the London Free Press. Many Londoners probably don’t even recognize the names or firms listed on...
