Your chronic pain claim, handled from the first call.
Chronic pain is real, disabling and often dismissed by insurers because it cannot be seen on an X-ray. For many people, it becomes the most significant long-term effect of an accident.
We document chronic pain properly through treating physicians, pain specialists and functional assessments, so that its effect on your work and daily life is recognised.
Chronic Pain
What pain can be considered chronic? Specialists answer that if the pain is still present after three months, notwithstanding the appropriate treatments, such pain can be considered chronic. Chronic Pain is often experienced by victims of Motor Vehicle Accidents, Slip & Fall Accidents, or other accidents in the form of a sharp or nagging pain. Chronic Pain dramatically lowers the quality of life of the person who is experiencing it.
The individual cannot work, rest, and enjoy the life as he or she was accustomed to before the accident.
Most often Chronic Pain starts after neck, back, head injuries, and injuries of musculoskeletal system.
Chronic Pain can result in depression and other psychological disorders. The treatment of Chronic Pain must be undertaken by a specialist who knows how to cope with pain, including psychological methods.
Only an experienced Personal Injury Lawyer will be able to assess your claim properly and to achieve the maximum possible compensation in any individual case.
If you, your relatives, or your friends suffer from a Chronic Pain as a result of an accident, 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
Yes. Courts in Ontario recognise chronic pain as a compensable injury when it is well documented. Consistent treatment and credible medical evidence are important.
Follow your treatment plan, keep a pain journal, and tell your doctors about every way the pain affects you.
Nothing upfront. The consultation is free and we are paid only when you are paid, from your settlement or award.