Depending on your injuries and circumstances, compensation may include accident benefits, medical and rehabilitation expenses, income replacement, future care costs, pain and suffering damages, and compensation for long term impairment. Each claim is assessed based on entitlement under Ontario legislation and insurance coverage.

Yes. Ontario operates under a no fault insurance system for accident benefits, which means you may still be entitled to benefits and compensation regardless of fault. In certain cases, additional compensation may also be available even if you were partially at fault.

You should seek legal guidance as soon as possible after a motor vehicle accident. Ontario law imposes strict notice requirements and limitation periods, including deadlines for accident benefits applications and a general two year limitation period for lawsuits. Delays can jeopardize evidence, benefits, and your right to pursue full compensation.

Initial consultations are confidential and provided at no cost. Legal fees are payable only if compensation is successfully recovered, allowing injured individuals to pursue their claim without upfront financial risk.