
How Much Is My Personal Injury Claim Worth in Ontario?
After a serious injury, one of the first questions people ask is: How much is my case worth? It’s an understandable concern. Lost income, medical
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After a serious injury, one of the first questions people ask is: How much is my case worth? It’s an understandable concern. Lost income, medical

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Claire is one of the community’s leading practitioners in the field of personal injury and sexual abuse litigation. Her dedication to service to the profession and to the community is remarkable.

The COVID-19 situation has therefore created a pause in Ontario’s normal limitation period protocol, but since online filings of statements of claims have continued throughout the pandemic, if you wish to avoid further delay in your litigation, you can ask your lawyer to have your statement of claim filed electronically with the court.

If you are injured in a car crash and feel that you should be entitled to compensation for your pain, income losses, or other expenses, rest assured that in most circumstances, it will be an insurance company that is paying for your claim – not the individual person who actually caused the car crash.