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If you have sustained severe injuries because of an accident caused by somebody else’s negligence, there may be legal avenues available for you to pursue financial compensation. The road to recovery can be challenging and prohibitively expensive, and injured accident victims may be eligible to receive financial support to help recover the financial losses they have incurred as a result of their injuries.
At Preszler Injury Lawyers, we believe that no one should have to bear the financial consequences of another party’s negligence. Our Picton personal injury lawyers have over 60 years of experience supporting our clients’ legal rights across the spectrum of personal injury cases. Contact us today to discuss your circumstances, and see what options may be available to you.
Is My Personal Injury Claim Valid?
Every case is different. The circumstances and consequences of each accident and its resulting injuries can vary greatly. However, there are many different accidents in which Picton residents may sustain compensable injuries that may entitle them to pursue legal action in the form of a civil claim. These situations include:
- Car accidents
- Pedestrian accidents
- Truck accidents
- Bicycle accidents
- Motorcycle accidents
- E-Bike and e-scooter accidents
- ATV accidents
- Sexual Assault
- Sexual Abuse
- Slip and fall accidents
- Snowmobile accidents
- Boating accidents
- And more
Injuries caused by these types of traumatic incidents can range from moderate to life-altering, catastrophic, and even fatal. Common physical injuries sustained by Picton residents as a result of accidents caused by somebody else’s negligence include:
- Spinal cord injuries
- Facial and dental injuries
- Cuts and lacerations
- Strains and sprains
- Amputations
- Musculoskeletal injuries
- Internal organ damage
- Neck and back injuries
- Broken or fractured bones
- Traumatic brain injuries
- Paralysis
- Concussions
- And more
Survivors of accidents caused by somebody else’s negligence often face a long road to recovery, or acquire new disabilities forcing them to overhaul their day-to-day lives. Even a moderate injury sustained in a traumatic accident may force a victim to lose income by having to take time away from work, all the while paying out of pocket for the costs of medical procedures, prescription medication, and rehabilitative practices such as physiotherapy and psychological counseling.
The financial consequences of a traumatic injury can be substantial. It is not uncommon for injured accident victims and their families to incur debt throughout their process of recovery. Fortunately, financial compensation may be available through legal means for those who have been injured in an accident caused by another party’s negligence. This compensation may be able to cover:
- Pain and suffering
- Prescription medication
- Prosthetics
- Medical bills
- Home modifications to accommodate newly acquired disabilities
- Physiotherapy
- Mobility aids
- Ambulance services
- Assistive medical equipment
- Mileage expenses to and from medical appointments
- Housekeeping services
- Lost wages due to missed work
- Reduced future earning capability
- Psychological counseling
- And possibly more
Proving Negligence
If you have been injured in an accident and are wondering about your eligibility to pursue compensation through the legal avenue of a civil claim, consider whether you can provide evidence that the accident in which you were injured was directly caused by another party’s negligence.
Negligence, in this context, means a person’s failure to uphold the duty of care they owed you under the circumstances in which your accident occurred. A driver on the road, for example, is legally responsible for taking reasonable precautions to prevent actions that may injure fellow road users. This may involve following the traffic regulations outlined in Ontario’s Highway Traffic Act.
Other examples of negligence can include circumstances in which the owner of a commercial property fails to clean up slippery floors or clearly warn guests about a potential slip and fall hazard. In a professional setting, practitioners such as doctors, nurses and registered massage therapists owe a duty to the individuals in their care to maintain a reasonable standard of safety. Failure to uphold that duty may likewise be considered negligence, thereby rendering the professional liable for damages incurred as a result of a victim’s injuries.
In order to prove negligence in a personal injury case, our Picton personal injury lawyers might be able to collect and present evidence that substantiates our clients’ claim. Evidence might include:
- Medical reports
- Doctor testimony
- Testimony from eyewitnesses at the accident scene
- Video footage of the accident
- Photos of the accident scene
- Police reports
- And more
How Is the Value of a Personal Injury Claim Calculated?
Each personal injury claim has a different context, and therefore values can vary vastly. The amount of compensation available to an injured accident victim is typically based on the amount of financial losses they have sustained or are expected to sustain as a result of their injuries.
Our Picton personal injury lawyers would be happy to listen to the specifics of your case to calculate the impact your injuries may have had on your physical, psychological, and financial well-being. At Preszler Injury Lawyers, we respect the often-uncertain, isolating, complicated and expensive nature of the road to recovery from a traumatic incident such as a personal injury accident. We are committed to compassionate listening, and a detail-oriented approach in service of your legal rights.
Contact Our Picton Personal Injury Lawyers Today
Regardless of what degree of impact your injuries have had on your life, our team at Preszler Injury Lawyers recognizes the profound disruption and trauma of an accident caused by somebody else’s negligence. There may be financial compensation available to help recover damages you have incurred as a result of your injuries, including support for income you have lost in having to take time off work to recover, or a reduction or loss in your future earning potential due to no longer being able to work in your given job or professional field.
Our Picton personal injury lawyers offer a free initial consultation to all prospective clients. There is no obligation to hire us or pursue a claim. We are here to address your questions and listen to the circumstances of your accident and injuries. If you are eligible and choose to pursue a civil claim, we will not require any fees for our service unless our Picton personal injury lawyers win your case. For more information, and to see how our team at Preszler Injury Lawyers may be able to help you, call us at 1-800-JUSTICE or contact us online today.
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personal injury FAQs
Here are some commonly asked questions for personal injury claims
How long does it typically take to resolve a personal injury case in Ontario?
Timelines vary. Some cases resolve in months, while others take years if litigation becomes necessary. Factors include injury severity, available evidence, and how insurers respond.
Do I need a lawyer if the insurance company has made an offer?
Insurance companies often make low offers hoping victims will accept quickly. A lawyer reviews your case to determine whether the offer reflects your losses.
What if I was partially at fault for the accident?
You may still have a valid claim even if you believe you were partially at fault. Ontario’s laws permit you to recover compensation in cases of shared responsibility, though the final amount may reflect your portion of fault. Never assume you cannot file a claim. Let a lawyer assess the facts first.
How long does a personal injury case typically take?
That will depend on the severity of your injuries and the insurer’s willingness to negotiate.
What costs are involved in pursuing a personal injury claim?
Preszler Injury Lawyers works on contingency, so you don’t pay legal fees unless we recover compensation for you.
Can I still claim compensation if the accident happened on someone else’s property?
Yes. Property owners must maintain safe premises. If their negligence caused your injury, you may have a valid claim.
What should I bring to my free consultation?
Bring any documents you have related to the accident. This includes police reports, your driver’s licence and insurance information, the other party’s information, photos of the scene or your injuries, and any receipts for expenses like prescriptions or therapy. The more information you provide, the better we can assess your claim.
Why is it important to document my injuries and recovery process?
Keeping a simple journal helps track how your injuries affect your daily life. Note your pain levels, medical appointments, missed work or social activities, and any challenges you face with personal care or household chores. This documentation provides powerful evidence to support your claim for pain, suffering, and loss of enjoyment of life.
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