
What Are Minor Injuries in a Car Accident?
When you are involved in a collision, understanding what constitutes a minor injury is an essential first step toward your recovery. You might casually describe soreness, bruising, cuts, or strains as minor inconveniences. However, Ontario’s auto insurance system evaluates these terms differently. In the legal and insurance context, what are minor injuries in a car accident? The answer relies heavily on the specific framework known as the Minor Injury Guideline (MIG). This guide explores what Ontario considers a minor injury, ... Read More
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