PERSONAL INJURY LAWYERS, TORONTO

We help victims of spinal cord and brain trauma maximize compensation so that they do not have to worry about funding medical and economic needs. We work alongside experts in order to ensure there is an effective rehabilitation plan and program that allows our clients to return, to the extent possible, to their pre-accident level of function. We focus on assisting them to receive the medical care necessary to facilitate improvement with cognition, functional independence, psychological issues and societal and vocational reintegration.  READ MORE

Those involved in motor vehicle accidents may also have a tort claim. A tort claim involves bringing a legal action against the at-fault party or at-fault parties. In a tort claim, unlike an accident benefits claim, you may obtain compensation for pain and suffering.  READ MORE

Accident benefits are available to anyone involved in a motor vehicle accident under what is known as the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS). These benefits are known as no-fault benefits.   READ MORE

All persons involved in motor vehicle accidents are entitled to receive benefits called Statutory Accident Benefits from their automobile insurers regardless of fault. Depending on your circumstances, these benefits may include limited coverage for medical treatment, income loss, care giving expenses, housekeeping expenses and other out-of-pocket expenses arising from your collision-related injuries.  READ MORE

According to the laws in Ontario, individuals who are catastrophically injured, according to the legal definition, are entitled to increased accident benefits and damages, as compared to a person who sustains minor injuries from a collision.   READ MORE

At Romano Law Firm, we take the proper steps to investigate every aspect of liability and advise you of the laws. In certain cases, we retain accident reconstruction experts to determine if the driver was negligent..  READ MORE

Product liability is the area of law in which manufacturers, distributors, suppliers, retailers, and others who make products available to the public are held responsible for the injuries those products cause.  READ MORE

If you slip/trip and fall and you are injured because the occupier(s) of a premises has not done what is reasonable in the circumstances to see that you are safe while on the premises, then it may be prudent to commence an action against the occupier(s) in order to compensate you for your injuries and associated out-of-pocket expenses.  READ MORE

Insurance policies are often complicated and difficult to understand. Do not let your insurance company take advantage of you.  READ MORE