A Guide to Medical Malpractice Litigation in Manitoba

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Insurance litigation legal case

Insurance litigation often becomes necessary when insurance policies fail to deliver on their promises. Insurance policies are commonly seen as an all-encompassing safety net. You take out insurance to protect yourself from various issues—health problems, property damage, car accidents, and more—and hope that you never have to make a claim. If the worst-case scenario occurs,… Read More

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An in-depth look at contractual dispute litigation

Contract law is at the heart of commerce between individuals, businesses, and all other groups. If something goes wrong with a sale, project, business deal or any other situation that involves an agreement, you may need the help of a team of experienced contractual dispute litigation lawyers. What is a contractual dispute? Contractual disputes usually… Read More

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Slip and Fall Injuries – Who’s Responsible?

Every year, thousands of Manitobans suffer accidental injuries while going about their daily routines. These incidents can create a significant burden in terms of pain and suffering, lost wages, medical expenses, and rehabilitation costs. If you’ve been hurt, speaking with a qualified slip and fall lawyer can help you understand your legal rights and determine… Read More

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Difference between notary public and commissioner of oaths

You may encounter documents or application instructions that require you to appear before a Commissioner for Oaths or Notary Public in Manitoba. It is important that you make an appointment with the right person before submitting your documents. Let’s figure out who is a notary public and commissioner of oaths. Commissioner for Oaths In Manitoba,… Read More

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Insurance litigation legal case

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