I was at fault in a distracted / impaired driving accident. Can I still access benefits?

If you are injured by a distracted driver in Toronto, the first step is to seek medical attention and document your injuries. Report the accident to the police and collect as much evidence as possible, such as photos, witness statements, ...

Proving impairment or distraction in a driving accident often requires a combination of police reports, witness statements, cellphone records, toxicology results, and expert testimony. For example, evidence of texting, alcohol consumption, or drug use can demonstrate negligence. An experienced distracted ...

Victims of drunk or distracted driving accidents in Toronto may be entitled to several types of compensation, including: Medical bills, rehabilitation, and therapy Lost wages and reduced earning capacity Pain and suffering damages Attendant care or long-term support services Out-of-pocket expenses related to recovery In fatal ...

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.

You may still be entitled to medical rehabilitation benefits and income replacement benefits even if you were at-fault for the accident.  You should contact a lawyer to investigate your rights.

Impaired and distracted driving is considered negligence under the law. If you have been injured by an impaired or distracted driver, you may be entitled to sue in court for compensation for your injuries.