If you live in Ontario or any other province in Canada, employers are required to provide their workers with the necessary and reasonable safe as well as healthy work conditions. However, there are certain situations in which the employer is going to fail in doing so. The result is almost always the same – an injured worker. However, in some situations the employee can still be injured even though his employer provided the necessary and reasonable effort to ensure the safety of the working conditions. These are injuries which may include particularly everything from basic orthopedic traumas to psychological issues. With this in mind, it’s important to be well aware of what happens in such situations.

Traveling is undoubtedly something that quite a lot of people are quite passionate about. It provides you with the great opportunity to meet new people and also to explore brand new places and exotic destination. However, when it comes to it, the last thing that you want to have to go through while on a vacation and traveling to another country is an accident. This is something that could ruin your entire trip and it could also cost you quite a lot.

If I am in an auto accident with an uninsured motorist and they are at fault, what happens then?

Drivers are required to carry some form of auto insurance in every state of Canada.  In most states, you must carry minimum liability coverage for bodily injuries and property damage.  In the case of the uninsured motorist, your auto insurance company will compensate you provided your policy includes uninsured motorist coverage.