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Ontario car accident benefits changed fundamentally on July 1, 2026. Benefits that were automatically included in every auto insurance policy for decades are now optional coverage that drivers must purchase separately. Most people on Ontario roads do not know this yet. If you were in a collision after that date,…

Child custody in Ontario works differently than most parents expect. The language has changed, the legal standards have evolved, and reaching a parenting arrangement now involves more options than simply going to court and asking a judge to decide. If you are separating and children are involved, understanding how the…

Impaired driving charges in Ontario carry serious consequences that can follow you for years. Under section 320.14 of the Criminal Code of Canada, impaired operation is a federal criminal offence, not a traffic violation. The moment a charge is laid, you are in the criminal justice system. Understanding what that…

When you need to find a lawyer in Ontario, the stakes of choosing the wrong one are real, and most people do not realize that until it is too late. Nobody thinks much about lawyers until they actually need one. Then, suddenly, the search is urgent. (more…)

When you are preparing to file a Canadian immigration application, the questions you ask your immigration lawyer before submitting can be the difference between approval and refusal. The system is not forgiving. A missed document, a misunderstood eligibility requirement, a question answered the wrong way can result in a refusal,…

Every weekend, people leave cities like Toronto and Ottawa to enjoy cottage country, boating, trails, backroads, beaches and time with family. Areas around Muskoka, Lake Simcoe, Georgian Bay, Kawartha Lakes and other Ontario cottage destinations are beautiful places to unwind, but they can also be places where serious accidents happen….

Most people put off making a will much longer than they should. It's not because they don't care about what happens to their family, their home, or their savings. It's because it means thinking about something most of us would rather avoid. So it gets pushed to the bottom of…

Medical malpractice is the hardest personal injury claim to win in Canada. It is the first thing anyone considering this type of case should understand clearly before they speak to a lawyer. (more…)

Slip and fall accidents have a reputation problem. People hear the phrase and picture someone faking an injury in a parking lot, chasing a quick payout. The reality is nothing like that. (more…)

Losing your job is a shock. Even when you saw it coming. Even when the relationship with your employer had been strained for months. The moment it actually happens has a way of hitting differently than you expected. (more…)

Canadian immigration has changed rapidly over the past year. If you are trying to move to Canada, sponsor a family member, or plan a long-term pathway from temporary status to permanent residence, the system may feel less predictable than it did even a short time ago. (more…)

Choosing a family lawyer is not like hiring a contractor or picking a dentist. The stakes are different. You are making decisions that will affect your children, your finances, and your daily life, sometimes for years after the legal process is over. (more…)

If you have been injured in an accident, you were not thinking about lawyers when it happened. You were dealing with pain, shock, confusion, and suddenly a whole chain of things you did not ask for: doctor's appointments, insurance calls, time off work, and a growing stack of bills that…

Unified LLP is pleased to share that Gil Fischler has been recognized with a Mondaq Spring 2026 Thought Leadership Award in the Canada – Employment and HR category. The award was announced on May 6, 2026, by Mondaq, the global legal content platform recently acquired by Legal 500. (more…)