Personal Injury Lawyers

You may have a personal injury case in Ontario, if you were harmed due to someone else’s negligence, such as with a car accident, slip and fall, defective product, or medical malpractice. Key factors include proving that another party owed you a duty of care, that they breached that duty, and that their actions caused your injuries and losses. Singer Kwinter can evaluate your situation, explain your legal options, and determine whether you have a strong case for compensation. 

In Ontario, personal injury compensation can include medical and rehabilitation expenses, lost wages or loss of earning capacity, and cost of future care. You may also be entitled to damages for pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, and out-of-pocket expenses related to your injury. Singer Kwinter can assess your case, calculate the full value of your losses, and fight to ensure you receive fair compensation under Ontario law. 

You generally have two years from the date of the accident or injury to file a personal injury claim, though certain exceptions may extend or shorten this period depending on the circumstances. For example, if your injury involves a municipality, you may need to provide written notice within 7 to 10 days of the accident. Contact Singer Kwinter to review your situation, and to ensure all deadlines are met. 

Yes, hiring a lawyer at Singer Kwinter for a personal injury case is highly recommended because these claims can be complex and insurance companies often try to minimize payouts. A lawyer can gather medical evidence, calculate the full value of your damages, and negotiate or litigate on your behalf. 

Yes, in Ontario, you can claim compensation for pain and suffering or emotional trauma as part of a personal injury case. These non-economic damages are meant to compensate you for the impact your injuries have on your quality of life, relationships, and mental well-being. 

Fault in a personal injury case is determined by examining whether another party breached their duty of care and whether that negligence directly caused your injuries. Evidence such as accident reports, witness statements, medical records, and expert testimony is used to establish liability. A personal injury lawyer at Singer Kwinter can investigate your case, gather the necessary evidence, and build a strong argument to prove fault and maximize your compensation. 

Your insurance may cover your injuries, however, coverage limits vary, and insurers may deny or reduce benefits without proper documentation or legal guidance.  Singer Kwinter can review your policy, ensure you receive the benefits you are entitled to, and pursue additional compensation if another party’s negligence caused your injuries. 

To support a personal injury claim in Ontario, you will need evidence such as medical records, hospital reports, rehabilitation notes, accident or police reports, witness statements, and photographs of the accident scene and your injuries. Financial documents such as pay stubs or employment records may also be required to prove lost income. 

In Ontario, contingency fees in personal injury cases mean that you do not pay your lawyer upfront; instead, the lawyer’s fee is a percentage of the compensation you receive if your case is successful. This allows injured individuals to access legal representation without worrying about immediate legal costs. Singer Kwinter will explain their contingency fee agreement in detail, ensuring transparency and that you understand how fees will be calculated before proceeding with your claim.