Motor Vehicle Accidents Lawyer Toronto

If you have been involved in a motor vehicle or car accident in Toronto, report the collision to the police or a Collision Reporting Centre where required by law, exchange information with the other parties involved, document the accident scene if it is safe to do so, and seek medical attention for any injuries. Notify your insurer as soon as possible, preserve any available evidence, and consider speaking with a personal injury lawyer before making important decisions about your claim. Tony Lafazanis offers a free, no-obligation consultation to explain your legal rights and options.

Tony Lafazanis represents clients injured in a wide range of motor vehicle or car accident cases, including rear-end collisions, head-on collisions, intersection accidents, T-bone collisions, multi-vehicle accidents, hit-and-run accidents, distracted driving collisions, impaired driving accidents, pedestrian accidents, and other accidents caused by another person’s negligence. Every case is evaluated based on its unique facts and the available evidence.

Yes. Under Ontario’s Negligence Act, being partially responsible for a motor vehicle accident does not automatically prevent you from recovering compensation. If more than one party shares responsibility for the accident, any compensation you recover may be reduced according to each person’s degree of fault. Accident benefits are available regardless of fault. Tony Lafazanis can assess the circumstances of your case and explain how Ontario law may apply.

Depending on the nature of your injuries and the circumstances of your case, you may be entitled to compensation for pain and suffering, lost income, loss of future earning capacity, medical and rehabilitation expenses not otherwise covered, future care costs, and other damages recognized under Ontario law. The compensation available will depend on the facts of your case. Tony Lafazanis can review your claim and explain the compensation that may be available.

Evidence such as police reports, witness statements, photographs, vehicle damage, accident reconstruction reports, and other relevant information may be used to assess how the accident occurred. In some cases, more than one driver may share responsibility for the collision. Tony Lafazanis can explain how fault may affect your claim.

Before accepting any settlement offer, it is important to understand the full extent of your injuries, financial losses, and future care needs. Tony Lafazanis can review the proposed settlement, explain your legal rights, and help you determine whether the offer appropriately reflects the circumstances of your claim.