Thrown under the 88 Leaside bus? Don’t forget to call us

by The Bulldog • July 13, 2017

Injured?

“Gimme some justice and I’ll take it in cash” is the righteous demand of Canadian society as seen this week on both sides of the 88 Leaside bus. The wallpaper ads for Diamond and Diamond personal injury lawyers are hard to miss.

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