Personal Injury Lawyer for Car Accident
If you have been hurt in a crash, securing fair compensation requires a skilled personal injury lawyer for car accident claims.
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A serious car accident can leave you dealing with injuries, lost income, medical expenses, and uncertainty about the future. At Nunua & Ioffe Lawyers, our experienced car accident lawyers help injured victims navigate complex claims and pursue fair car accident compensation. Whether you’ve suffered minor injuries or life-changing harm, we are committed to protecting your rights and maximizing your recovery.
Car Accident Claims Support
Our experienced car accident lawyers assist clients with all types of car accident claims, helping injured victims pursue car accident compensation, negotiate settlements, and protect their legal rights throughout the Greater Toronto Area.
Rear-End Collisions
Seeking compensation for injuries caused by distracted, speeding, or inattentive drivers who fail to stop safely.
T-Bone & Intersection Accidents
Pursuing claims arising from dangerous side-impact crashes caused by red-light violations and failure to yield.
Head-On Collisions
Representing victims injured in severe crashes that frequently result in significant physical and financial losses.
Hit-and-Run Accidents
Helping injured individuals pursue compensation when an at-fault driver flees the accident scene.
Multi-Vehicle Collisions
Investigating complex crashes involving multiple drivers, insurers, and disputed liability between parties.
Pedestrian Accidents
Advocating for pedestrians injured by negligent drivers and pursuing maximum available compensation.
Cyclist Accidents
Representing cyclists injured by motorists who fail to share roads safely and responsibly.
Single-Vehicle Accidents
Investigating road hazards, vehicle defects, and third-party negligence contributing to serious accidents.
Rollover Accidents
Pursuing compensation for victims injured in rollover crashes caused by negligence or unsafe conditions.
Common Car Accident Injuries We Handle
Car accident injuries can affect every aspect of your life. Our team helps clients pursue compensation for both immediate and long-term consequences.
- Whiplash and soft tissue injuries.
- Traumatic brain and concussion injuries.
- Spinal cord and back injuries.
- Broken bones and orthopedic injuries.
- Chronic pain and psychological trauma.
Whether your injuries are visible or not, we work to secure compensation that reflects their true impact on your life.
Learn about our approach
How We Build Your Case
Free Case Review
Tell us what happened. We’ll assess your situation and explain your legal options.
Investigation
We investigate the accident, document the scene, and identify the evidence that may support your claim.
Build Your Case
We gather records, witness statements, medical documentation, photos, video, and other relevant evidence.
Settlement & Negotiation
We present your claim and negotiate with the insurance company to pursue a fair settlement.
Trial-Ready Representation
If a fair settlement cannot be reached, we’re prepared to take your case to trial and advocate for you in court.
From the start, we focus on the evidence, your recovery, and the strongest path forward.
Car Accident FAQs
Get answers to common questions about car accident claims, insurance disputes, compensation, and your legal rights after a collision.
Still have questions?
Schedule a free consultationYou must notify your insurer within 7 days, submit your accident benefits application within 30 days, and file any tort lawsuit against the at-fault driver within two years of the crash date.
You can still recover compensation. Under comparative negligence, you can pursue a lawsuit, but your final settlement is reduced by your percentage of fault. Your no-fault benefits remain 100% accessible.
We operate on a contingency fee basis. There are zero upfront costs or hourly fees. We fund all medical reports and court filings, only taking a pre-agreed percentage after we win your case.
You can recover damages that standard insurance limits miss, including physical pain and suffering, psychological trauma, loss of future competitive earning capacity, and ongoing healthcare costs not covered by OHIP.
If you own a car, your own insurer’s “Uninsured Automobile” coverage pays your damages. If you do not own a vehicle and were a pedestrian or cyclist, Ontario’s Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund steps in.
Settlements combine economic losses (past and future lost wages, medical expenses) with non-economic general damages for pain and suffering, which are calculated based on prior Ontario court rulings and medical evidence.
No. You should never provide a statement or sign papers for the other driver’s insurance representative. Adjusters use strategic questioning to get you to admit partial fault or downplay your injuries.
Claims frequently involve severe whiplash, soft-tissue tears, broken bones, spinal cord trauma, traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), and psychological conditions like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or severe driving anxiety.
Yes. Your no-fault benefits provide an Income Replacement Benefit covering up to 70% of gross weekly income (capped at $400/week unless topped up), and a tort claim can recover 100% of your remaining ongoing losses.