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Find a Personal Injury Lawyer in Canada

After an accident, insurers move quickly. So should your lawyer.

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Personal injury claims are shaped early: what gets documented, what deadlines are met, and what you say to an insurance adjuster before you have advice. Most injury lawyers work on contingency, so getting real representation usually costs nothing up front.

Olanur matches you with verified personal injury lawyers in your province, whether your case involves a vehicle collision, a fall, or an insurer that will not pay what the claim is worth.

Olanur is a legal matching platform, not a law firm. The services described on this page are performed by independent licensed lawyers and legal professionals you can be matched with, and each sets their own fees.

What a Matched Lawyer Can Do for You

Looking for help with one of the services below? Our pre-qualified lawyers can help. Not sure where your problem fits? Tell us what happened and Olanur's AI will figure it out and match you with the right lawyer.

Motor Vehicle Accidents

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Accident Injury Consultation

An initial consultation after any injury, covering what your claim is likely worth, which deadlines are already running, and what to document while the evidence is still fresh.

  • Claim triage with an injury lawyer
  • Evidence and record checklist
  • Deadline and next-step plan
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Accident Benefits Application Support

Help completing and submitting the accident benefits forms your own insurer requires after a collision, including the application and disability certificate, so treatment and income replacement are not delayed by paperwork.

  • OCF application and disability certificate support
  • Treatment plan guidance
  • Insurer correspondence review
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Accident Benefits Denial and LAT Dispute

Your insurer cut off or refused treatment, income replacement or an assessment. A lawyer reviews the denial and takes the dispute to the Licence Appeal Tribunal where the benefits are worth fighting for.

  • Denial letter review
  • LAT application preparation
  • Hearing representation
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Claim Against the At-Fault Driver

The separate claim against the driver who caused the collision, for pain and suffering, lost income and future care beyond what your own accident benefits cover.

  • Liability and damages assessment
  • Claim strategy
  • Negotiation with the defendant's insurer
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Slips, Falls and Public Liability

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Slip, Trip and Fall Injury Review

Review of an injury on someone else's property under occupiers' liability rules, covering who was responsible for maintenance, what notice the law requires, and how strong the claim is.

  • Occupier and liability review
  • Notice requirement check
  • Evidence preservation guidance
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Municipal and Public Property Injury Notice

Injuries on a sidewalk, road or public property carry notice requirements far shorter than an ordinary claim. A lawyer prepares and serves that written notice so the claim survives.

  • Written notice drafting and service
  • Responsible authority identification
  • Claim viability review
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Dog Bite and Animal Attack Claim

A claim against an animal's owner for bite or attack injuries, including scarring, and the compensation available for medical treatment, time off work and lasting effects.

  • Liability review
  • Injury and scarring documentation
  • Owner and insurer claim handling
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Disability and Benefit Denials

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Long-Term Disability Denial Review

Your long-term disability claim was denied, terminated or reduced. A lawyer reviews the policy definition of disability, the insurer's medical reasoning, and whether to appeal internally or sue.

  • Policy and denial letter review
  • Medical evidence strategy
  • Appeal or litigation recommendation
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CPP Disability Denial and Appeal

Support with a refused Canada Pension Plan disability application, from reconsideration through an appeal to the Social Security Tribunal, with the medical record organized to meet the test.

  • Reconsideration request
  • Medical evidence assembly
  • Tribunal appeal support
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Serious Injury and Loss

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Medical Malpractice Case Assessment

An assessment of whether care fell below the accepted standard and caused your injury. These claims turn on expert evidence, so the first step is an honest read on whether the case is viable.

  • Records review
  • Standard-of-care and causation opinion
  • Viability and cost discussion
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Product Liability Injury Review

Injuries caused by a defective or unsafe product, covering the manufacturer, distributor and retailer, and whether a recall or safety history strengthens the claim.

  • Defect and liability review
  • Recall and safety history check
  • Claim strategy
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Fatal Accident and Dependants' Claim

A consultation for families after a death caused by someone else, covering the claims dependants can bring for loss of care, guidance and companionship, funeral costs and lost income.

  • Eligible claimant review
  • Damages summary
  • Estate and dependant claim coordination
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FAQ

Common Questions

What does a personal injury lawyer cost?

Most work on contingency: the lawyer takes a percentage of what they recover for you, and you pay nothing if the claim fails. That aligns their incentive with yours, and it means you can afford strong representation regardless of savings.

Should I accept the insurance company's first offer?

Not before advice. First offers are made early precisely because injuries and lost income are hard to fully value at that point. A lawyer can tell you what claims like yours actually settle for.

How long do I have to make an injury claim?

Limitation periods are strict, often two years from the incident in much of Canada, with much shorter notice deadlines for some claims, like those against municipalities. Talk to a lawyer as early as you can.

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