by Wirsig Matheos | Jan 31, 2014 | Uncategorised
Every week hundreds of people fall victim to identity theft. Identity theft is the unauthorized collection and use of your personal information, usually for criminal purposes. Your personal information can be used to open credit card and bank accounts, redirect mail,...
by Wirsig Matheos | Jan 31, 2014 | Uncategorised
Defamation is an untrue statement about a person that damages the person’s reputation. The communication must be made to other people, not just to the person it’s about. However, the law will not protect you from an insult or a statement that may hurt your...
by Wirsig Matheos | Jan 31, 2014 | Uncategorised
The Canadian Charter is part of Canada’s constitution and as citizens it bears reviewing from time to time. The Charter guarantees your freedoms and rights, including: Fundamental freedoms of association , conscience and religion ; thought, belief, opinion, and...
by Wirsig Matheos | Jan 31, 2014 | Uncategorised
We are being watched. Recording devices are everywhere: From street corners and retail outlets to satellites in the sky. But did you know the car you drive may be spying on you too? If you are driving a vehicle built after 1993, chances are it contains an “Event Data...
by Wirsig Matheos | Jan 31, 2014 | Disability Claim Litigation, Uncategorised
Arbitration is useful when one side or the other (or both) prefer to have someone neutral decide the matter for them. This usually occurs if one party or both refuses to compromise on any issue. Arbitration often works well for commercial and business disputes....
by Wirsig Matheos | Jan 31, 2014 | Uncategorised
When you are faced with a legal problem, try and settle the claim. Remember, settling a claim involves compromise on both sides. If a compromise cannot be reached, you can go to court and have a judge decide the legal issue. Generally speaking, there are two levels of...
