Car Accident Injuries

Car accidents can lead to serious and permanent injuries that require Long-term care.

Initial Consultations Are Always With A Lawyer

Securing a Favourable Road to Recovery

At Foisy & Associates, we understand the physical, emotional, and financial burdens clients endure.
Our firm combines expertise with compassion, limiting our caseload to give each client focused attention and pursue the best results. We begin with a thorough consultation to review key documents and tailor a plan for each case. With clear steps and regular communication, we work efficiently to achieve positive outcomes.

Claiming Compensation for A Car Accident in Ontario

The law in Ontario for car accident injuries is primarily dealt with through “No fault” insurance legislation. This legislation has made the process of recovering compensation for car accident injuries complex, costly, and time-consuming. Many people who have suffered car accident injuries are usually unaware of their rights and obligations, and strict timelines (some as short as 7 days after a car accident) must be followed.

Despite these strict timelines, immediately after a car accident, victims often focus on their own medical situation or that of a family member.

Besides the physical car accident injuries, victims often find themselves having difficulties dealing with the overwhelming emotions they are experiencing for themselves or for a loved one involved in the car accident.

It’s in these moments of crisis, that car accident victims should seek the expertise of an Ontario car accident injury lawyer who can help injured individuals and their families navigate the complexities of car accident insurance claim documentation and medical requests.

At Foisy & Associates we will help take care of the added paperwork and telephone calls from insurance companies. Most importantly, our team educates clients about their rights and responsibilities and works tirelessly to negotiate favourable results.

What Makes Foisy & Associates Personal Injury Lawyers Different?

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