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- Catastrophic Injury Lawyer Ontario: Leading Advocates for Complex Litigation in Personal Injury Cases
When a catastrophic injury occurs, the impact extends far beyond immediate medical care. Families are often faced with long-term rehabilitation decisions, financial uncertainty, and complex legal processes—all while navigating emotional distress. In such situations, early consultation with an expe … Read more »
- MARCELO V. THE PERSONAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Bogoroch & Associates LLP, on behalf of the Appellant, Flordeliza Marcelo, was successful in the Divisional Court decision of Marcelo v. The Personal Insurance Company, 2026 ONSC 974, on the important issue of whether an intracranial brain contusion falls within the definition of a “minor injury†… Read more »
- 2026 Increases to Statutory Deductibles and Monetary Thresholds
If you are the victim of a motor vehicle accident in Ontario, your recovery will be governed by the Insurance Act. In order to recover compensation for pain and suffering, also known as “general damagesâ€�, you must meet the legal threshold test set out in Section 267.5(5) of the Insurance Act: … Read more »
- IMPORTANT CHANGES COMING TO STATUTORY ACCIDENT BENEFITS IN ONTARIO (“SABS�)
Effective July 1, 2026, major changes are coming to the Statutory Accident Benefits (SABS) no fault scheme in Ontario which will dramatically impact what auto insurance companies will cover for injured victims of motor vehicle accidents. Key changes are set out below: 1. Income replacement benefit … Read more »
- What are Statutory Accident Benefits in Ontario (“SABS�)?
Every auto insurance policy in Ontario includes mandatory coverage that is provided for in accordance with the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS). This means that even if you cause an accident, you are still entitled to SABS, such as when dangerous road condition were to blame. If you do … Read more »