Motor Vehicle Laws in Ontario are more complex than you may think. Navigating Ontario’s no-fault insurance regulations and tort system is getting more and more difficult and mistakes or uninformed decisions can lead to substantial financial loss to you and your family.
Regardless of who was at fault, anyone who has been injured in a motor vehicle accident can complete a claim. However, you should seek advice from an experienced personal injury lawyer who can assess your situation and help you maximize the benefits you are entitled to.
Tort Claim
A Tort Claim is otherwise known as a lawsuit, and the process where you seek to claim financial losses caused by your injury and compensation for your pain and suffering.
Our firm has access to a network of medical and rehabilitation specialists, present and future care evaluators and specialized accountants to allow us to fully evaluate your needs over the remainder of your life.
Types of Motor Vehicles
Our team of highly-trained motor vehicle accident injury lawyers take a genuine interest in our clients. We are dedicated to helping them obtain the financial compensation they require following devastating motor vehicle accident injuries involving:
The most common motor vehicle accident affects people from all walks of life. If you have been injured in a car accident in the Greater Toronto Area or Southwestern Ontario, you may be considering dealing directly with your car insurer or hiring a lawyer who lacks experience in motor vehicle accident litigation, but that could lead to substantial financial loss to you and your family.
In Southwestern Ontario, highways 7, 400, 404, 407, 409, 410 and 427 are an extensive and busy hub for trucks passing through the region. We have successfully litigated almost all kinds of truck accident cases including the negligent operation of a truck, driver fatigue, and poor truck maintenance including overloading.