Injured in an accident? We help you recover what you’ve lost.

Ontario has a “no-fault” accident benefits system: no matter who caused the collision, you can claim benefits from an auto insurer for income replacement, medical and rehabilitation treatment, attendant care and other expenses.

If another driver was at fault and your injuries are serious, you may also sue for pain and suffering, past and future loss of income, and the cost of future care. We pursue both claims together so nothing is left on the table.

Cyclists are among the most vulnerable people on Toronto roads. Collisions with vehicles, “doorings” from parked cars and poorly maintained roads can cause life-changing injuries.

Even if you do not own a car or have your own auto insurance, you may be entitled to accident benefits when a motor vehicle is involved — through a household member’s policy, the insurer of the vehicle involved, or the Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund.

Pedestrians struck by vehicles at intersections, in crosswalks, parking lots or driveways are entitled to accident benefits and, where a driver was negligent, to compensation for their injuries and losses.

We obtain police reports, witness statements and video footage early — before evidence disappears — and handle every communication with the insurers involved.

Under Ontario’s Occupiers’ Liability Act, property owners, landlords, businesses and municipalities must take reasonable care to keep their premises safe. Ice and snow, wet floors, broken stairs, poor lighting and uneven sidewalks are common causes of serious falls.

Slip and fall claims have some of the shortest notice periods in Ontario law: 10 days for falls on municipal property, and generally 60 days for snow and ice falls on private property. Contact us as soon as you can.