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Consistently ranked as a Top 10 Personal Injury Law Firm in Ontario by Canadian Lawyer Magazine.
All we do is injury law – and we’ve been doing it since 1999. We are seasoned trial lawyers with a proven track record. Focusing on a niche area of law helps us serve our clients better.
Many cases settle out of court, but some cases need to be taken to trial. We prepare every case for trial so that our clients have the best options – in court, and out of court.
Our commitment delves deeper than the surface. Our dedicated team will connect you with invaluable resources within the community to support you on your road to recovery.
We have been ranked as a Top 10 Injury Law Firm for eight consecutive years. Our track record, reviews, and recognition speak to the quality of our work and our reputation among peers.
You don’t need an injury lawyer, until you do and when you do our lawyers will help you navigate this difficult time with the knowledge and skill required to get you the settlement or court result you need.
We have facilitated numerous families in finding valuable resources to initiate a personalized recovery plan and obtain fair compensation for their injuries.
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Experiencing an injury, whether your own or that of a loved one, is an intensely personal journey. Our personal injury lawyers will respect your individual experience and provide personalised care. Our team will carefully assess your claim, guide you through every step of the process, and work tirelessly to ensure you achieve the maximum potential for recovery.
Head Office
1 Hyperion Ct.
Kingston, ON K7K 7G3
Toll Free: 866-535-4338
Tel: 613-801-8205
Fax: 613-384-0501
Branch Office
185 Somerset Street West,
Suite 305 Ottawa, ON K2P 0J2
Toll Free: 866-535-4338
Tel: 613-902-7738
Fax: 613-241-6381
Head Office
1 Hyperion Ct.
Kingston, ON K7K 7G3
Toll Free: 866-384-5886
Tel: 613-384-5886
Fax: 613-384-0501
Branch Office
185 Somerset Street West,
Suite 305 Ottawa, ON K2P 0J2
Toll Free: 866-384-5886
Tel: 613-241-4777
Fax: 613-241-6381
Branch Office
164 Bridge St.
Carleton Place, ON K7C 2V7
Toll Free: 866-384-5886
Tel: (613)-257-5887
Fax: 613-257-5889
Branch Office
347 Pembroke Street East Pembroke ON K8A 3K5
Toll Free: 866-535-4338
Tel: 613-735-4014
Fax: 613-735-4015
Consultation Office
31 Foster St.
Perth, ON K7H 1R8
Toll Free: 866-384-5886
Tel: (613)-267-4313
Fax: 613-384-0501
Finding out if you have a personal injury case involves assessing the cause of your injury and whether it is due to another person’s actions or negligence. A personal injury case arises when one party fails to act with reasonable care and harms another person. Key indicators that you may have a valid case include:
The timeframe in which you must file is known as the statute of limitations. In Ontario, the statute of limitations for most personal injury cases is two years from the date of the injury. However, this is not universally true, and there are several important considerations within this timeline:
The actions you take immediately following an accident can significantly impact your health and your potential personal injury claim. Here are some steps you should consider following:
Negligence is a key component of many personal injury cases and is determined by establishing four main components:
Proving negligence requires a thorough investigation and the gathering of substantial evidence. This evidence may include:
If an insurance company offers you a quick settlement, be cautious. While it might seem tempting, these initial offers can be much lower than what you deserve. Here are some key points to consider:
The length of a personal injury case can vary. Some cases are resolved in a few months, while others take several years. Here are the main factors that can affect how long your case will take:
In personal injury cases, a contingency fee arrangement helps make legal representation accessible. Here’s how it works:
Yes, you can still file a claim even if you are partially at fault for the accident. Ontario follows a “comparative negligence” or “contributory negligence” rule, which allows you to recover damages as long as you are not entirely at fault. Here’s how it works:
Not necessarily. Many personal injury cases are resolved through settlements before reaching trial. However, the need to go to court depends on several factors:
Expert witnesses can be very important in personal injury cases. They can provide knowledge and opinions that can help establish key aspects of your claim. Their testimony can influence the outcome of your case. Here’s how expert witnesses can contribute:
If you win your personal injury case, your compensation is based on various factors that measure both financial and personal losses:
Selecting the right personal injury lawyer can significantly impact your case’s outcome. Here’s what to consider:
In many personal injury cases, you may be required to undergo a medical examination by an independent doctor, often referred to as an Independent Medical Examination (IME). This examination serves several purposes:
Handling medical bills while your personal injury case is pending can be challenging. We have many strategies to manage these expenses:
Yes, family members can file claims for emotional distress after an accident, depending on the circumstances and the jurisdiction. In Ontario, these are claims for loss of care, guidance, and companionship under 5.61 of the Family Law Act.
Family members, such as spouses, parents, children, and sometimes siblings, may be eligible to seek compensation for the loss they experience when a loved one is injured or killed due to someone else’s negligence. These claims acknowledge the emotional suffering and disruption that such events cause in a family’s life.
Claimants must establish a close relationship with the injured person and demonstrate how the accident negatively affected their lives, whether by losing the injured person’s companionship, guidance, or assistance. Compensation may be awarded to cover emotional distress, therapy costs, and even financial support lost as a result of the accident, depending on the case.
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Pursuing an injury claim after an accident can often be overwhelming. If you are injured in a car or automobile collision, you have the right to collect compensation. This e-guide aims to answer questions that may arise after an accident to assist you if you’ve sustained an injury.
The e-guide will help you learn about rights so you can determine what you should expect from your insurance provider. It describes the many variables considered in an accident injury claim, and outlines the benefits you and your family will be entitled to.
Every case is unique, this document only serves as a guideline — to know what your claim is worth, or to take the next step towards your injury claim, book a free consultation with us.