Frequently Asked Questions

The length of an occupiers’ liability claim will vary depending on the circumstances. Neinstein Personal Injury Lawyers prides ourselves on our creative and efficient, results-oriented approach.

Under the Occupiers’ Liability Act, an occupier has a duty to ensure their premises are reasonably safe for public use. An occupier may be responsible to compensate a victim who has been injured as a result of unsafe premises.

If a hazard causes or creates a foreseeable risk of harm, an occupier may be responsible to compensate a victim. These hazards include but are not limited to spilled water, ice,  dangerous stairways, inappropriate railings, uneven stairs, lack of warning ...

Motor vehicle accident claims are highly regulated under the Insurance Act and there is a complex interplay of entitlements under the law. It is important to obtain a lawyer that specializes in this area to ensure you understand your rights.

Yes, we can help you access medical benefits, income replacement benefits, and other benefits to help in your recovery.

Insurance disputes involve extensive knowledge of legislation, regulations and associated case law. It is prudent to obtain a lawyer who can help you navigate your legal rights and entitlements.

Our firm handles accident benefit denials, long term disability disputes, fire loss denials, along with other types of insurance denials.

Yes. Neinstein Personal Injury Lawyers will provide practical advice, advance your claim in Court and ensure that you receive the compensation you are entitled.

The length of an insurance dispute will vary depending on the circumstances. Neinstein Personal Injury Lawyers prides ourselves on our creative and efficient, results-oriented approach.

Yes, if you have sustained psychological or emotional injuries as a result of negligence, you may be able to commence a lawsuit. It is important to contact a mental health injury lawyer to understand your legal rights.