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If you were recently injured in an accident in Kenora, you may have already felt the financial impact of your traumatic event. Medical expenses, lost wages due to missed work, lifestyle adjustments to accommodate newly acquired injuries or disabilities, and more essential costs of care can cause injured accident victims to endure legitimate financial anxieties and distress. Many injured survivors of traumatic accidents struggle to continue supporting themselves and their families after incurring substantial financial losses related to their injuries. 

No one anticipates just how expensive it can be to sustain injuries in an accident. Unfortunately, in addition to facing significant physical challenges after being involved in a traumatic accident, many injured accident survivors endure psychological and financial difficulties, as well. 

Often, this is especially true for injured accident victims whose injuries prevent them from returning to work. If accident victims can no longer perform the duties of their job because of the injuries they have sustained, the negligence of another party could have profound impacts on their victims’ financial security. 

However, by working with a Kenora personal injury lawyer, injured members of the local community might be able to recover compensation for injury-related damages. These damages often include:

  • Medical expenses
  • Pain and suffering
  • Physiotherapy 
  • Mobility aids, assistive medical equipment
  • Prescriptions
  • Home modifications to accommodate newly acquired disabilities 
  • Ambulance services
  • Mileage expenses to and from medical appointments
  • Housekeeping services
  • Psychological counselling
  • Lost wages due to missed work
  • Reduced future earning capability 
  • And possibly more

Throughout the province, many people owe one another a duty of care. However, that does not mean that everyone takes reasonable actions or precautions to adequately fulfill that duty. If a responsible party fails to uphold their duty of care to someone else and an injurious accident occurs as a result, the at-fault party may be considered negligent. 

For example, all drivers in the province owe a duty of care to other road-users. As such, they must operate their vehicles with reasonable caution, so as to ensure other people around them will not be injured in a collision caused by their wrongful conduct. If a driver violates traffic laws, like texting while they are driving, they could cause an accident in which other road-users lose their lives or sustain serious injuries. In these situations, the at-fault driver who failed to uphold their duty of care may be liable for damages incurred by the injured survivors of the collision or the families of wrongfully deceased accident victims. 

Our personal injury lawyers serving Kenora have experience working with medical experts, forensic specialists, and other professionals who may be able to help compile evidence proving that your injuries were the result of another party’s negligence. Examples of evidence that may be presented to substantiate your personal injury claim might include:

  • Eyewitness testimonies
  • Video surveillance footage
  • Photos of the accident scene
  • Medical reports
  • Evaluations from medical experts
  • Police reports
  • And more

By working with our Kenora personal injury lawyers, you may be able to present various forms of evidence proving that:

  • The at-fault party who caused your accident owed you a duty of care
  • The at-fault party failed to fulfill the duty of care they owed you
  • As a result of their negligence, you sustained injuries
  • Because of the injuries you sustained in your accident, you incurred financial losses

Oftentimes, traumatic accidents cause the victims of someone else’s negligence to sustain a number of injuries to varying degrees of severity. Depending on the circumstances of the accident, the victim’s age and medical condition, and other factors, unsuspecting Kenora residents may find themselves affected by their injuries for years or even decades following their accident. Some examples of injuries frequently sustained in local accidents include:

  • Broken or fractured bones
  • Cuts and lacerations
  • Strains and sprains
  • Musculoskeletal injuries
  • Facial and dental injuries
  • Internal organ damage
  • Neck and back injuries
  • Spinal cord injuries 
  • Paralysis
  • Concussions
  • Traumatic brain injuries
  • Amputations
  • And more 

Any number of these injuries can result in long-term physical difficulties, psychological distress, and financial uncertainty. If your injurious accident was caused by someone else’s negligent, unlawful, or otherwise wrongful conduct, you may be entitled to take legal action in order to recover compensation for the injuries you sustained. To learn more about whether you may be eligible to pursue a civil claim, schedule a free initial consultation with our personal injury lawyers serving Kenora by calling 1-800-JUSTICE. 

When you take advantage of a free initial consultation with our Kenora personal injury lawyers, you will have the opportunity to discuss the manner in which your injuries were sustained. By doing so, you may be able to help our personal injury lawyers serving Kenora determine whether you are entitled to pursue legal action. 

In order to pursue a personal injury claim, injured accident victims must be able to prove that their compensable injuries were the direct result of another party or entity’s negligence. Our personal injury lawyers serving Kenora have experience helping injured members of the local community recover the financial compensation they justly deserve for injuries they have sustained in accidents caused by someone else’s negligence. These traumatic circumstances often include:

  • Car accidents
  • Pedestrian accidents
  • Bicycle accidents
  • Sexual assault
  • Sexual abuse
  • Motorcycle accidents
  • Truck accidents
  • Slip and fall accidents
  • E-bike and e-scooter accidents
  • Boating accidents
  • Snowmobile accidents
  • ATV accidents
  • And more

Anyone can be injured in an accident. Even the most cautious, attentive, and careful people can be seriously harmed as a result of someone else’s negligence. In Kenora, both residents of the local community and visitors to the area often sustain injuries requiring hospitalization in accidents caused by the negligence of another party or organization. In extreme circumstances, they might suffer fatal injuries as the result of someone else’s failure to take their safety into consideration. If you were injured in the Kenora region, call 1-800-JUSTICE today.

Contact a Kenora Personal Injury Lawyer

Our Kenora personal injury lawyers offer a free initial consultation to all prospective clients. We are committed to reducing financial barriers to accessing our services. In addition to providing legal advice at no charge during the initial consultation, our Kenora personal injury lawyers work on a contingency-fee basis. That means, if you are eligible to pursue a claim, we will not get paid unless we win your case.

To learn more about how our personal injury lawyers serving Kenora may be able to provide you with assistance, contact Preszler Injury Lawyers.

 

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