By Paul Russell, LegalMatters Staff • If you suffer a personal injury due to someone else’s actions, talk to a lawyer about it and not to your friends through social media, advises Ontario personal injury lawyer Joshua Goldberg. “I understand that many people, especially younger generations, rely on Twitter, Snap Chat, Facebook, whatever, as their […]
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Ontario personal injury lawyer Joshua Goldberg addressed a variety of topics throughout 2022, starting with the pandemic that was still raging at the start of the year. “Studies show that at least 10 per cent of people affected by COVID will have lingering symptoms for months and years after their recovery, with at least one
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By Paul Russell, LegalMatters Staff • With the holidays fast approaching, you may be thinking about hosting a celebratory event. If so, keep in mind that throwing a party comes with some legal liability, says Ontario personal injury lawyer Joshua Goldberg. “While I fully support the idea of people hosting holiday parties for family, friends
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By Paul Russell, LegalMatters Staff • People suing for damages after being injured in an accident may feel that someone is watching them. That suspicion could be justified, says Ontario personal injury lawyer Joshua Goldberg. “Since personal injury claims can amount to hundreds of thousands of dollars or more, insurance companies have a real incentive
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By Paul Russell, LegalMatters Staff • If you or your child is a victim of cyberbullying, you should seek legal assistance immediately, says Toronto personal injury lawyer Joshua Goldberg. “The internet allows everyone to easily communicate with people around the world, but it also empowers online bullies,” says Goldberg, principal of Joshua Goldberg Law. “If
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By Paul Russell, LegalMatters Staff • Most students welcome going back to school in September – except for those who know it means a return to being bullied, says Toronto personal injury lawyer Joshua Goldberg. “Bullying negatively affects students’ learning, their sense of self-worth and overall mental health,” says Goldberg, principal of Joshua Goldberg Law.
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By Paul Russell, LegalMatters Staff • Before they hit the road, motorcyclists across Ontario should ensure they are wearing proper safety gear to reduce their injuries in case of an accident, says Toronto personal injury lawyer Joshua Goldberg. “While many people find great pleasure in riding, they always have to keep in mind that motorcycles
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By Paul Russell, LegalMatters Staff • Motorcyclists know that summer is a great time to explore Ontario’s highways and byways. They also do not have to be reminded of the inherent risks that come with these two-wheeled vehicles. “When you are on a motorcycle, all your limbs are exposed,” says Toronto personal injury lawyer Joshua
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By Paul Russell, LegalMatters Staff • Few things are more relaxing than spending time out on the water during the summer. But if you are hurt due to the actions of others, you may be entitled to damages, advises Toronto personal injury lawyer Joshua Goldberg. “While there are some similarities between the legal options available
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By Paul Russell, LegalMatters Staff • The Ontario NDP’s pledge to reform provincial auto insurance coverage is a recipe for disaster, especially if the new system is modelled after publicly funded no-fault systems in other provinces, says Toronto personal injury lawyer Joshua Goldberg. “Moving to a government-controlled no-fault insurance system, similar to what is used
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