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- Do the lawyers at Gluckstein Personal Injury Lawyers author articles and/or books?
Our personal injury lawyers frequently publish content on legal topics for the public, our clients, and other lawyers. This includes blog posts, videos and podcasts, case studies, and papers and guides.Get More Information -
- Will Gluckstein Personal Injury Lawyers take cases to trial if a fair resolution cannot be negotiated?
Our team will ensure the best possible result for every client, whether that comes from a settlement or from a trial. If a client’s case cannot be fairly resolved through the negotiation process, at mediation or otherwise, our lawyers will advocate for fair compensation at trial. Gluckstein Personal Injury Lawyers has tried cases before judges, juries, arbitrators, and administrative panels around Ontario.Get More Information
With over 60 years of experience, our team has earned recognition across the personal injury field. Read our testimonials to hear directly from clients we've helped. If your case doesn't settle fairly, we're ready to go to trial for you. We work on contingency, so there's no fee unless we win. Schedule a free consultation to discuss your case. -
- What am I entitled to after a personal injury?
If you or a loved one has suffered a personal injury, you may be entitled to damages for pain and suffering, loss of income, and cost of past and future care, to name a few. This varies from case to case and depends on a number of factors. Our lawyers will explain what you may be entitled to in your free initial consultation.Get More Information
Our personal injury lawyers can review the details of your case and explain what compensation you may be entitled to. We work on contingency, so there's no fee unless we win. -
- How long do you expect my personal injury case to take before it is resolved?
Get More InformationLitigation is a long process and every case is different. There are common stages to all Ontario personal injury actions, including:
- Starting a lawsuit (issuing a statement of claim): This must be done within two years of the date of the incident.
- Examinations for discovery: This generally occurs within about a year of the commencement of the lawsuit.
- Mediation: This generally occurs within about a year of the Examinations for Discovery.
- Pre-trial conference: This can occur within about a year of the Mediation.
- Trial: This can occur anywhere from 3 to 5 years after the lawsuit has been started.
A claim can settle at any point throughout this timeline.
Every case is different, and our personal injury lawyers can give you a clearer picture based on your specific situation. A lengthy process shouldn't mean a costly one, our fees only come due if we secure your compensation. If you're wondering what this could look like for your case, reach out to our team to schedule a free consultation. -
- How do I know if I have a personal injury claim?
Get More InformationDepending on the nature of your personal injury claim, there are a number of issues to be assessed. Broadly, a claim will involve three elements: (1) liability, (2) causation, and (3) damages.
Feel free to contact a member of our firm for a free consultation to understand how your situation fits within these categories. Our personal injury lawyers can review the details of your case and help you understand where you stand. We work on contingency, so there's no fee unless we win.