Overview
A personal injury is any physical, emotional, or psychological harm caused by an accident or incident, such as a car crash, a slip and fall, or a traumatic brain injury. Injuries can range from minor to catastrophic, and may include:
The Aaron Waxman Difference
Choosing the right legal team can make all the difference when your benefits are on the line. Here’s why clients trust us:
Why Clients Choose Us
We take the time to understand what you are facing, then build a plan that protects your rights and supports your next steps.
We take on insurer and employer pushback, manage deadlines, and keep your claim moving so you can focus on recovery and stability.
Aaron Waxman isn't just the name on the door. He's the one who will be sitting down with you to discuss your situation and walk you through your options.
Aaron Waxman & Associates was named one of Canada's Top Personal Injury Boutique Law Firms for 2025 by Canadian Lawyer Magazine - recognition built on years of trusted, experienced advocacy.
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Seek medical attention immediately, even if you feel fine. Some injuries may not appear right away. Then collect accident details, witness information, and notify your insurance provider.
As soon as possible. In Ontario, you have two years from the date of the accident to file a claim, but it’s best to get legal advice early to protect your rights.
You may be entitled to compensation for loss of income, medical expenses, pain and suffering, and future care costs. Every case is different, and your lawyer will help determine what you can claim.
It can take months or even years, depending on the complexity of your case. Most personal injury claims go through several stages: filing, discovery, mediation, and possibly trial.
Your insurer may cover costs not paid by OHIP. If they refuse, we can pursue these costs in your claim to ensure you get the treatment you need.
You may still be entitled to compensation. Ontario’s no-fault insurance system allows you to claim benefits regardless of who caused the accident.
Yes. Insurers may use your social media posts as evidence. Be cautious about what you post, especially if it contradicts your claimed injuries or limitations.
We work on contingency which means that you don't pay unless we win or there is a settlement. Our fees are a percentage of your settlement or successful trial judgment and are clearly explained upfront.
If your injury prevents you from performing household duties, you may be able to claim the cost of hiring help. Keep receipts and records of assistance provided.
