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Legal Brief - Hear That Train Coming
I love music. I love to ride my bike. So why shouldn’t I do both at the same time while riding through the city? more »
Feb 11, 2013 by David Hay in Features (3 Comments)
Legal Brief - Reverse Onus of Proof (CAN)
In many jurisdictions, cyclists and other vulnerable road users who suffer losses at the hands of negligent motorists in motor vehicle collisions are forced to prove fault. more »
Oct 16, 2012 by David Hay in Features (3 Comments)
Legal Brief: Controlling Uncontrolled Intersections (CAN)
Considering the law relating to uncontrolled intersections and right-of-way. more »
Jul 1, 2012 by David Hay in Legal Brief
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Underinsured Motorists Cause Headaches for Cyclists
The law isn't always on the side of cyclists when it comes to colliding with underinsured motorists. more »
The "Ordinarily Resident" Test Can Make a Difference at Trial
There are a few things people with multiple residences should know in case they are injured in one jurisdiction. more »
Apr 6, 2011 by David Hay in Opinions (1 Comments)