Your catastrophic injuries claim, handled from the first call.
A catastrophic injury changes every part of life: work, independence, relationships and finances. In Ontario, a catastrophic impairment designation under the accident benefits system raises the available medical, rehabilitation and attendant care benefits to up to $1,000,000.
Obtaining that designation requires detailed medical evidence. Mariana's medical background allows us to work closely with your treatment team and present the evidence fully.
Catastrophic Injuries
A person can sustain Catastrophic Injuries as a result of a serious Motor Vehicle Accidents, such as Car Accidents, Truck Accidents, Bus Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Bicycle Accidents, Pedestrian Accidents, or Slip & Fall Accidents, or other accidents. Catastrophic Injuries are traumas that require lengthy medical treatment and rehabilitation. But even after appropriate treatment with medical specialists, an individual that has sustained Catastrophic Injuries may remain disabled for the rest of his or her life.
An individual who sustains Catastrophic Injuries experiences full or partial lack of working capacity, and his or her whole life is changed.
Catastrophic Injuries can result in full or partial amputation of upper or lower extremities, damage of internal organs, as well as chronic pain and psychiatric and psychological disorders. In these cases, the person needs constant attendant care and medical treatment.
Only an experienced Personal Injury Lawyer will provide you with professional advice, explain to you your rights, and will be with you until you will receive the maximum possible compensation for your case.
If a Catastrophic Injury has happened to you, your relatives, or your friends, urgently call SLOMYANSKI LAW at 416-519-1006, or send a fax to 647-340-2899, or complete the form on our website in order to get a free consultation. You pay only after you receive compensation.
Cases we handle
What you may be entitled to
Time limits are strict. Call early.
General information only. Deadlines depend on your circumstances; speak with a lawyer about your case.
Frequently asked questions
It is a legal designation based on specific medical criteria, such as certain brain and spinal injuries, amputations, loss of vision, and a high level of physical or mental impairment. We arrange the assessments needed to establish it.
As soon as the medical evidence supports it. Some criteria can only be assessed after a period of time, so we monitor your recovery and apply at the right moment.
Nothing upfront. The consultation is free and we are paid only when you are paid, from your settlement or award.