On Your Side

At Findlay Personal Injury Lawyers  service is something we take very seriously. And after more than 35 years serving our community, we have learned that it comes down to two things:

Number one, it’s about providing the kind of caring, passionate and wise counsel that wins cases – because our clients deserve nothing less. Second, it means working in the community in ways that will prevent injuries from happening in the first place – a form of service we consider both a privilege and responsibility.

Whether you’ve experienced a devastating car accident or debilitating slip and fall injury…or happen to run into us at an acquired brain injury event or one of our many helmet safety clinics, remember one thing… we’re on your side.

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15 Jun

Score big with the “Play Hard, Drive Smart Designated Driver Challenge” Take the Play Hard Drive Smart Pledge At each home game in Guelph starting July 7, one lucky designated driver will win an autographed Ticat jersey and a voucher for Ticat tickets and a free ride on the Findlay Fan Express. It’s just our way of saying thanks for driving smart and taking one for the team. Next time, the game is on us. Take the Pledge Pledge forms will be handed out [...] Read More Category: Blog, Events, In the community Tweet

13 Jun

Win tickets to the next Ticats game in Guelph with our Facebook photo sweepstakes Get your game face ready…then enter the Findlay Facebook photo sweepstakes to win game and Findlay Fan Express shuttle tickets for you and a friend! Entering is easy—just “like” Findlay’s Facebook page, fill out the online entry form and upload a photo of yourself (or your buddies, your dog, your kids, your favourite Ticat player…you get the idea) showing your stripes. Enter here. After you enter you’ll be prompted to share the [...] Read More Category: Blog, Events, In the community Tweet

30 May

Hamilton Helmet Initiative gets kids (and the mayor) to put a lid on it Mayor Bob Bratina wears a bike helmet. In fact, he tells a funny story from back in the days when he was the morning man at a local radio station and rode his bike to work. One time he arrived at the station, parked his trusty two-wheeled steed inside the [...] Read More Category: Blog, Brain Injuries, Childhood Injuries, Events, In the community, News, Uncategorized Tweet