Month: January 2017

Cutting rebates may revive old real estate

On Behalf of Chera Law Professional Corporation | Jan 30, 2017 | Real Estate

Many cities in Ontario struggle to keep their downtown areas vibrant and attractive. Having businesses occupy buildings and storefronts presents an image of growth and success that may encourage customers to frequent those areas. It may also attract other businesses...

Some warn sellers to beware of unethical real estate agents

On Behalf of Chera Law Professional Corporation | Jan 20, 2017 | Real Estate

When people decide to put their homes on the market, it may be a conclusion they have come to with some difficulty. Those in Ontario who have lived in their homes for decades may be uncertain about current market trends or how to proceed wisely. One Toronto real...

Expert witnesses for insurance companies under judicial fire

On Behalf of Chera Law Professional Corporation | Jan 13, 2017 | Car Accidents

When a person in Ontario is injured in a motor vehicle accident, he or she may experience a great deal of pain. In addition to the physical suffering, that person may also have to face the agony of a personal injury trial if his or her insurance company refuses to pay...

Brain injury recovery may be slow and frustrating

On Behalf of Chera Law Professional Corporation | Jan 12, 2017 | Brain Injury

If a loved one suffers a head trauma in a car accident, it is common to feel anxious and worried while watching him or her go through the stages of recovery. Healing from a brain injury may be a slow and frustrating process, both for the victim and his or her family....

Bidding wars in real estate may not benefit seller

On Behalf of Chera Law Professional Corporation | Jan 10, 2017 | Real Estate

Some real estate agents may recommend that people in Ontario sell their homes in a bidding war. The common thought is that bidding wars bring the highest price for real estate because the home is only available to potential buyers for a limited amount of time, and...

Real estate predictions for Ontario slightly disappointing

On Behalf of Chera Law Professional Corporation | Jan 6, 2017 | Real Estate

Despite the strong trends in recent home sales, new predictions say next year's market may not be so hot. The Canadian Real Estate Association foresees a decline in transactions by about 2.7 percent in Ontario. Other provinces may see a larger drop, while some may see...