Personal Injury Lawyer in Scarborough & Toronto

What's Included

Our personal injury practice covers the full scope of work most clients need:

• Motor vehicle accident claims
• Accident Benefits (SABS) claims
• Slip and fall claims
• Long-term disability denials
• Negligence and product liability
• Out-of-province accident claims
• Settlement and trial advocacy

What to Bring

• Accident report
• Insurance and policy info
• Medical records and prescriptions
• Income loss documentation
• Photographs of the scene and injuries

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Personal Injury Lawyers Serving Scarborough & the GTA

A serious injury throws an entire life off course — lost income, mounting medical costs, and the constant uncertainty of whether you will fully recover. Our personal injury lawyers work on a contingency-fee basis: you pay nothing up front, and we are paid only when we recover for you. Every client meets with an experienced lawyer for a free, no-pressure case review.

Motor vehicle accidents and Accident Benefits

Every Ontario auto-insurance policy includes Statutory Accident Benefits (SABS) that pay for treatment, attendant care, lost income and other expenses regardless of fault. Filling out the OCF forms correctly, on time, and with the right medical evidence is the difference between a claim that pays and one that gets denied. We file your OCF-1 (application), OCF-2 (employer's confirmation), OCF-3 (disability certificate) and the supporting medical documentation correctly the first time.

Where another driver was at fault, a separate tort claim can be brought for pain and suffering, future income loss, future care, and family-law-claim damages. The tort threshold and the statutory deductible apply, but for serious injuries the recovery is often substantial.

Slip and fall claims

Ontario's Occupiers' Liability Act requires property owners and tenants to take reasonable care to keep their premises safe. We act for clients injured in falls at GTA shopping plazas, condominium common areas, restaurants, ice-covered parking lots and rental properties. A 10-day notice is required for falls on municipal sidewalks and snow-and-ice claims against many occupiers — call us immediately.

Long-term disability denials

If your insurer has denied or terminated your long-term disability benefits, the denial is rarely the last word. We have recovered six-figure settlements for clients whose claims were initially rejected. Litigation can also unlock retroactive benefits, future benefits to age 65 and, in appropriate cases, punitive damages.

How contingency fees actually work

You sign a contingency agreement at the outset. We advance the disbursements (medical reports, court fees, expert fees) and recover our legal fees as a percentage of the settlement — only if there is a recovery. Ontario law requires the agreement to be in writing and to comply with the Solicitors Act; we walk you through every line before you sign.

Don't wait — limitation periods are short

Most Ontario injury claims must be commenced within two years, but several types of notices are due in days, not years. Contact us for a free consultation as soon as possible after the accident.