Proving Your Injuries Meet The Threshold

In this video, Jeffrey Preszler of Preszler Injury Lawyers discusses a crucial aspect of personal injury cases in Ontario. He explains that even if you win your case in court, you may not receive compensation for pain and suffering unless your injuries are deemed both permanent and serious, or meet the legal threshold. This means that strong medical evidence and a clear demonstration of how your life has been impacted are essential for a successful claim. Jeffrey emphasizes the importance of understanding these legal nuances to avoid losing out on what you deserve. For assistance, contact Preszler Injury Lawyers at 1-800-JUSTICE.

I'm Jeffrey Preszler of Preszler Injury Lawyers. Here's something most accident victims don't believe until it happens to them: you can actually win your case in court and still walk away with nothing for pain and suffering. Why? Because in Ontario, the law states that your injuries must be both permanent and serious, or they have to meet the threshold. If the judge decides you don't meet that, you receive zero for pain and suffering, even if the other driver was 100% at fault. That's why gathering strong medical evidence and demonstrating how your life has been changed is critical. Don't risk losing what you deserve. Call Preszler Injury Lawyers at 1-800-JUSTICE.