Accident Claims

We provide an Accident Claim Service that aims to help you get the compensation you deserve after an accident. We understand that being involved in an accident can be a stressful and traumatic experience, which is why we're here to provide support and guidance every step of the way.

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Our Accident Claim Service is designed to take the stress and uncertainty out of making a claim. We understand that after an accident, the last thing you want to deal with is a complex legal process. That’s why we’re here to provide you with all the support and guidance you need, from start to finish. Our team of experts has the knowledge and experience to handle your claim with care and attention to detail. We’ll work tirelessly to ensure you get the compensation you deserve, so you can focus on your recovery without worrying about the financial impact of your accident.

Personal Injury Claims:
Hiring an attorney is a big decision and it should largely be based on how much the outcome of your case is going to affect your life, either in the short- or long term. Most people don’t need to just “have a lawyer” on retainer. There are some people who might — like if you own a business, are a landlord, or have other ongoing legal matters that require attention.

Road Traffic Accidents:
If you are hit in a car or on road while driving or crossing road; you can claim for injuries.

Pedestrian Slips & Trips:
Make a claim for benefits and avail compensation for injuries caused by slips due to pavement on roadsides.

Injuries at Work:
You can hire a lawyer to claim money from your employer against work related injuries. We are nationally known accident law firm, which is focused exclusively on representing individuals. We do not represent corporations or insurance companies.

Understanding the Claims Process

You’ve been in an accident and need to make a claim. The following will help you understand the process and lead you to the best possible outcome. If you need more information on your particular situation, you will need to speak to your insurance agent, broker, or company representative.

What happens after you file a claim

Once your claim is filed, you will be contacted by a claims adjuster. They may require that you complete a Proof of Loss form. The adjuster will determine how much of your claim your insurer will cover, and guide you through the claims process.

How fault affects you as a driver

As a driver you can be found anywhere from zero to 100 per cent at-fault following an accident. If you are found at-fault, this will be recorded on your insurance record. If you are found to be 50 per cent, or more, at-fault, there is a good chance your premium will go up the next time you renew your policy.

Note that if you lend your vehicle to someone and they are found to be 50 per cent, or more, at-fault for an accident in your vehicle, their accident will go on your record."

What to expect if your vehicle has been damaged

The amount you receive in compensation will depend on the extent to which you were found at-fault for the damage, and the type of insurance coverage you purchased. Ask your claims adjuster for full details.

What to do if the other driver involved has no insurance

If any other vehicle in the accident was uninsured, you can make a claim under the mandatory Uninsured Motorist Coverage of your policy. Coverage is up to $25,000, less the first $300. You must be able to identify the owner or driver of the other vehicle in order to qualify.

What to expect if you’ve been injured

If you are injured in an auto accident, you may be entitled to the following benefits:


  • Income replacement: replaces job income you cannot earn while recovering

  • Caregiver: provides compensation if you are required to leave work to care for an injured member of your household

  • Non-earner: provides compensation if you are completely unable to carry on a normal life, and do not qualify for an income replacement or caregiver benefit

  • Medical: pays for medical expenses incurred through your injury

  • Rehabilitation: pays costs incurred during rehabilitation

  • Attendant Care: pays some of the costs of an aide or attendant

  • Compensation for Other Expenses: may pay for the cost of family visits during treatment or recovery, some housekeeping and home maintenance, the repair or replacement of some items lost or damaged in the accident, or lost educational expenses.

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How and when to file an accident report

Following an accident, you must file a report with your broker, agent or insurance company within seven days—or as quickly as possible after that. Failing to report within a reasonable amount of time may result in your claim not being honoured.

You will need to provide the following when making your report:

  • 1. Your policy number
  • 2. Make, model, year, registration and licence plate number of the vehicle
  • 3. Accident details – driver’s name and licence number (if the driver was not the registered owner)
  • 4. Date, time and location of the accident
  • 5. Extent of any injuries
  • 6. Number of passengers involved
  • 7. Extent of damage to the vehicle
  • 8. Your description of the accident
  • 9. Names and driver’s licence numbers of all drivers involved
  • 10. Names of insurance companies, and auto insurance policies of all drivers involved
  • 11. The name and badge number of the investigating officer – if the accident was reported to police

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