Please read. This page gives a general, simplified overview of how personal injury claims commonly proceed in Ontario. Every case is different, and yours may not follow these steps or timelines. This is not legal advice, not a promise about how your case will go, and using it does not create a lawyer-client relationship. Timelines vary widely, and many claims are also governed by strict deadlines. For advice about your situation, speak with a licensed Ontario lawyer. Azimi Law is regulated by the Law Society of Ontario, and its founder Ben Azimi is a member of the Law Society of Ontario.
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Good to know: throughout the whole process, a contingency-fee firm charges you no legal fee up front — the fee comes only from a recovery, if there is one. Your main job is to focus on your recovery and keep good records.
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