Motor Vehicle Accidents

We are in cars so often, as drivers or passengers, that we forget how dangerous driving can be. A serious collision can be devastating, leaving those hurt in the collision disabled, unable to work, or with serious and permanent pain and suffering.
After a collision, focus on recovery and protecting the financial resources you need for yourself and your family. Unfortunately, Ontario law on the benefits you are entitled to from the Statutory Accident Benefits (SABs) insurance company, and how and when you can sue the negligent individual(s) in tort, is very complicated. Even worse, the law in this area changes periodically. You need our team of experienced lawyers you can trust to help you navigate this system and maximize your medical and financial recovery.
If you have been in a collision, you need experienced lawyers to help you. Call ROMERO LAW FIRM today for a free consultation.
Know your rights immediately after a collision. Whether you're pursuing Statutory Accident Benefits (SABs) or a tort claim, we provide thorough advice on the costs of medical treatment, rehabilitation, income loss, attendant care, and even non-earner claims, depending on the severity of the injury.
If you are not at fault for the accident, you may also have rights to claim monetary compensation from the at-fault individual(s) within two years (generally from the day of the collision).
Some special defendants (i.e. municipalities) need to be given notice of a collision within a limited number of days! This can be a complex process with strenuous administrative demands. It is essential to have our lawyers on your side.
The skilled team at ROMERO LAW FIRM is committed to representing your legal rights from start to finish, finding the treatment resources you need and fighting to get you the financial compensation you are owed. We work with you so you can focus on your recovery and restoring your life to how it was before the collision.
We will be there for you every step of the way. Call us for a no-pressure, no-fee consultation.
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