Motor Vehicle Accidents
Car, motorcycle, pedestrian, cyclist and transit collisions — and the two separate claims most people don't know they have.
Learn more →02Medical Malpractice & Negligence
Misdiagnosis, surgical error, delayed diagnosis, birth injury and medication harm — when the care that was supposed to help caused harm instead.
Learn more →03Catastrophic Injury
Brain and spinal-cord injuries, amputations and other life-altering harm that changes a person's and family's future, not just a season with a recovery.
Learn more →04Accident Benefits & LAT Disputes
When your own insurer denies, delays, or cuts off the benefits you're entitled to after an accident.
Learn more →05Slip & Fall / Occupiers' Liability
Ice and snow, wet floors, poor lighting, unsafe stairs and sidewalks — when a property owner's neglect puts you on the ground and results in serious injuries.
Learn more →06Fire Loss & Property Damage
Catastrophic house, building and vehicle fires — and the property and personal-injury losses that follow when negligence, faulty wiring, poor maintenance, building code issues, lack of smoke alarms or detectors, or a defective product was the cause.
Learn more →07Wrongful Death
For families navigating the unthinkable after a loss caused by negligence — handled with the care the moment calls for.
Learn more →08Long-Term & Short-Term Disability
Denied, delayed or terminated LTD and STD benefits — when the coverage you paid for isn't there once you can no longer work.
Learn more →09Product Liability
Defective vehicles, recalled medications, and dangerous consumer products that should never have reached your hands.
Learn more →10Long-Term Care & Class Actions
Systemic failures in institutions that were trusted with vulnerable people — including residents and families harmed in long-term care.
Learn more →11Dog Attacks & Dog Bites
Serious dog-bite and dog-attack injuries — where Ontario law holds the owner strictly responsible, even without a prior history.
Learn more →Not sure which one fits your situation?
That's normal — most serious cases touch more than one area. Tell Daniel what happened and he'll sort out where it fits.
