An at-fault driver in a car accident still may recover compensation in the form of Statutory Accident Benefits. However, while Ontario follows a no-fault accident system, there are some financial consequences to being found completely or partially to blame for an automotive accident. Recovering Payment under Ontario’s Insurance Laws Ontario’s Insurance Act established the Statutory … Continue reading “Are At-Fault Drivers Eligible for Insurance Payouts in Ontario?”
All motorists in the province are required to hold mandatory insurance. All automobile insurance plans in Ontario are required to provide the coverage outlined in the provincial Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule. Therefore, injured survivors of motor vehicle collisions should be able to recover accident benefits to offset the cost of injury-related expenses. However, insurance providers … Continue reading “Denied Accident Benefits: Can I Dispute this Decision?”
After sustaining a traumatic brain injury in a motor vehicle accident, survivors of the collision might struggle to rebuild their lives and their careers. In certain cases, the symptoms of their traumatic brain injuries are so profound that it can be impossible for them to fully recover. These catastrophically impaired accident victims should qualify for increased accident benefits to offset their injury-related costs. But how does one qualify for these increased accident benefits? When is a traumatic brain injury legally considered to be “catastrophic?” Click here to read more.
Many accidents occur because of driver negligence. Numerous other collisions can be attributed to poor roadway conditions, such as icy roads or potholes. The City of Toronto is legally obligated to keep public streets at a minimum level of safety to decrease the likelihood of accidents and injuries. An injured victim may have the right … Continue reading “Toronto’s Minimum Maintenance Standards and Your Accident Claim”
Accident Benefits are one of the most vital financial resources at the disposal of car accident victims in Ontario. Amendments to the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule impact your ability to collect certain benefits and how those benefits are calculated. Several new amendments went into effect on February 1, 2014, and further diminish your accident benefits … Continue reading “2014 Amendments to the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule”
Disabled Ontario residents who can demonstrate financial need may qualify for the Ontario Disability Support Program. This service is a form of Income Support and is intended to address financial needs related to basic necessities, such as housing and food. Eligibility Requirements for the Ontario Disability Support Program The Ontario Disability Support Program provides Income … Continue reading “Qualifying for the Ontario Disability Support Program”
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