After a motor vehicle accident, you're entitled to no-fault accident benefits from your own insurer — for treatment, income replacement, and care. But the process is complicated, and insurers routinely deny or terminate benefits, leaving injured people without the support that's keeping their recovery on track.
Daniel pushes denied and delayed claims forward, including before the Licence Appeal Tribunal (LAT), where he recently secured a catastrophic-impairment determination for a client against the insurer's contested medical ratings. He also acts where an insurance broker's negligence left a client underinsured, and knows how insurers evaluate and defend these disputes from the inside.
- Income-replacement benefits
- Denied treatment and rehabilitation funding
- Attendant care and housekeeping benefits
- Interest and, where available, costs and awards
- Settlements in some cases
My benefits were cut off. Can I fight it?
Yes. A denial or termination is not the final word — most disputes now go to the Licence Appeal Tribunal, and many are resolved in the injured person's favour with the right medical evidence and advocacy. There are strict time limits to dispute a denial, so act quickly.
Wondering whether you have a claim?
Tell Daniel what happened. He'll give you a straight read, in confidence, at no cost.