Quick Answers
- Q: What qualifies as a personal injury case in Canada?
- A: A case where harm occurs, another party is responsible, and evidence supports the claim.
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The Short Answer
A case may exist when:
- Harm occurs
- Someone else is responsible
- Evidence supports the claim
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