Motor Vehicle Accident Lawyers

Ontario legislation limits your rights when it comes to suing for damages for injuries following a motor vehicle accident. This same legislation, however, also outlines a claimant’s mandatory benefits.

The system consists of the following two parts:

1. Accident Benefits: A prescribed set of mandatory benefits that insurers must pay to injured parties, including "at fault" drivers, passengers in vehicles, and injured pedestrians. See our accident benefits guidebook under the heading "What are Accident Benefits?" for more information.
2. A set of conditions and criteria that must be met before you are entitled to receive damages for specific physical and psychological injuries. Legally, this is known as a "tort claim." For more information about this, please refer to "When can I sue for my physical injuries?" in the accident benefits guidebook.

The formal application for recovering damages and benefits through insurers, required documentation, and supporting materials can be overwhelming, but the legal team at Pace Law Firm has the experience to take you through it.

With our tailored team of legal, medical and insurance experts, Pace Law Firm can meet the specific needs of your case. A member of your team will always be available to speak with you and keep you informed every step of the way.

Contact us for more information for:

Car Accidents
Truck/Commercial Truck
RTV & ATV
Bicycle Accident
Pedestrian
Motorcycle