The right to recover damages suffered as a result of a motor vehicle accident in Ontario is governed by the Insurance Act. Our litigation group is skilled at dealing with this statute and the strict limitation periods for commencing motor vehicle actions and for making claims under an insurance policy. Our team works hard to protect our clients' rights.

Under Ontario’s insurance regime, individuals injured in motor vehicle accidents must look to their own insurer for certain types of benefits, including income replacement benefits, medical rehabilitation and housekeeping benefits. In addition, an injured party is entitled to sue an at-fault driver for additional damages, including damages for pain and suffering provided an individual’s injuries are serious enough and lead to an on-going impairment of important functions.

The determination of what benefits an injured person is entitled to and whether those benefits flow from the person's own insurer or should be the subject matter of a lawsuit is a complicated matter. Our team is fully knowledgeable with insurance benefits and can assist you maneuver through these complexities as you try to recover from your injuries. We have an experienced accident benefits consultant on staff who oversees our clients' claims to their own insurers while our skilled and trial-savvy lawyers advance tort claims against at-fault drivers. Whenever possible, we attempt to resolve matters through cost-effective alternative dispute resolution such as mediation or arbitration. We work hard to ensure you receive the benefits and compensation to which you are entitled.

There are also strict limitation periods for commencing motor vehicle actions and for making claims under an insurance policy so you should be sure to contact a lawyer as soon as possible to discuss your matter.

If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident, let our team of skilled lawyers assist you to ensure that you can claim and receive the maximum benefits that you are entitled to either from your insurer of from an at-fault driver.