by Cohen Highley | Nov 1, 2023 | On Air, Personal Injury Law
Matt Rynen ANNOUNCER: I’m with Matt Rynan from Cohen Highley Lawyers. What happens if you’re injured by a motorist without insurance? MATT: Ontario car insurance policies have mandatory uninsured motorist coverage. So, if you’re injured by somebody...
by Cohen Highley | Nov 1, 2023 | On Air, Personal Injury Law
Matt Rynen ANNOUNCER: I’m with Matt Rynen from Cohen Highley Lawyers. If an insurance company denies vehicle accident treatment or benefits, what can be done? MATT: Sometimes it’s a quick fix, such as simply providing your adjuster with the appropriate...
by Cohen Highley | Nov 1, 2023 | Condominium Law, On Air
Stephanie Sutherland ANNOUNCER: I’m with Stephanie Sutherland from Cohen Highley Lawyers. Anything condo owners should be aware of? STEPHANIE: On October 1, 2023, the Condo act was updated to allow condo boards or property managers to send all notifications by...
by Cohen Highley | Nov 1, 2023 | Condominium Law, On Air
Stephanie Sutherland ANNOUNCER: I’m with Stephanie Sutherland from Cohen Highley Lawyers. Can condo owners rent to pet owners? STEPHANIE: It depends upon your condo’s governing documents. While the Residential Tenancies Act states landlords cannot prohibit...
by Cohen Highley | Oct 1, 2023 | On Air, Wills & Estates
Victoria Young ANNOUNCER: I’m with Victoria Young from Cohen Highley Lawyers. Who pays your ongoing bills and other finances after you die? VICTORIA: That is the responsibility of the executor of your will. When you die, many bills, in particular those related...
by Cohen Highley | Sep 1, 2023 | Condominium Law, Land Ownership, Landlord and Tenant Law, On Air, Rental Housing Law
Kevin Kok Yes, in a few scenarios first landlords can apply for above guideline increases if they faced extraordinary increase in municipal taxes and charge for the building, if they incur eligible capital expenditures respecting the building or one or more...
