Toronto Car Accident FAQ

Determining fault in a car accident can be a very complex process and usually requires investigation into witness statements, police reports, and more. Fault determination rules are different depending on which province the accident occurs in. Our Toronto lawyers can help you discover who is at-fault in an accident to help you receive maximum financial compensation.

According to the 2002 Limitations Act, an individual must file an injury claim for a car accident within two years from the date of the highway accident. Each province may have different statutes that apply to this law, so it is important to contact an accident lawyer in Ontario for help filing a claim.

In Canada, if you're not found to be at fault after being involved in a car accident, then you may not be required to pay your deductible. Usually, deductibles will be waived when the other party's insurance agrees to pay for the deductible of the insured. There are nuances that apply to every situation and province in Canada, so it is best to reach out to Jewell Radimisis Jorge LL.P. to discuss your specific claim in detail.

Without experienced legal counsel, car accident claims can often be very complex. There are several types of car accidents claims and insurance matters to navigate through - especially when an uninsured or under-insured driver is involved. When you enlist the legal services of our Toronto auto accident lawyers, we focus on securing the accident benefits you deserve. We are very selective with our cases, only taking on clients with serious legal matters to ensure every client receives the individualized attention their case deserves.

You may be entitled to the following benefits after a car accident:

• Medical & Rehabilitation Costs
• Travels Expenses
• Home Maintenance Needs
• Lost Work Income (Up to $400 a Week)
• Future Care Costs
• Lost Education Expenses

Under Canadian and provincial law, you typically have a certain amount of time to notify your insurance company that an accident occurred, and you will have to fill out an accident benefits claim. An accident lawyer from our firm may be able to offer assistance during the accident benefit claims process.

A car accident can cause a person to sustain serious injuries, and someone who was in an accident might not realize the severity of their injuries if they have a concussion or other affliction. Provincial law says you may be able to hold the other party liable for damages in a tort action in the event you sustain serious injuries. As experienced Toronto personal injury lawyers, we understand the need for sensitivity when handling injury matters. The financial costs of an injury can quickly add up, but we will diligently fight for the compensation necessary to cover your injuries.

Even if you do not think you have been injured, it is important to seek medical attention after being involved in a car accident. It is common to experience internal injuries after an accident that are not noticeable at first. Having these types of medical records will help your injury claim in the future if you need to file a claim for compensation after a car accident.

While filing a police report after a minor car accident is not required, there are certain situations in which contacting the authorities is required, which are as follows:

• In crashes of any emergency or after a serious car accident
• If there was any criminal act that was committed

According to the Ontario Highway Act, the owner of a registered vehicle is held liable for damages due to negligence unless the motor vehicle was in possession of someone other than the owner without their consent. The owner of the vehicle must prove this in order to not be held liable.

If your vehicle has been used without consent by a minor, seek the representation of Jewell Radimisis Jorge LL.P. for dedicated car accident claim representation in Toronto!