At Campisi LLP, we know that when you or a loved one is seriously injured, your whole world gets turned upside down. Your whole life has been changed, and you are faced with a series of unfamiliar decisions. That’s why we’ve created a series of helpful guides and articles to help you navigate unfamiliar territory, so you know what to expect and what questions to ask on your road to recovery.
Our personal injury lawyers specialize in Ontario Law and often have confusion about whether an accident victim qualifies for a Catastrophic Injury claim.
To help address your questions, we’ve created a free guide to provide accident victims, their loved ones, and their healthcare providers with a thorough overview of the criteria used to determine if they are catastrophically impaired.
We have created this Accident Claims Guide because when you or a loved one has been in a serious accident, knowing what to do next can be very confusing. At Campisi LLP, we are deeply committed to supporting you through these stressful times so that you can recover. To help you understand the potential ways you can be fairly compensated for your injuries, we have compiled this brief guide.
This guide provides insights into traumatic brain injuries for children. It discusses diagnosis, concussions, the impact on caregivers and potential compensation.
This guide will help you if you have suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) including a Concussion (mildor mTBI). You will face many challenges in your rehabilitation, and will need advice concerning your best course of action.
When you or someone you care for is involved in an accident it’s difficult to know what to do. This guide is for victims or healthcare practitioners by showing you steps you can take and the resources you can leverage to get on the road to recovery as quickly and as smoothly as possible. That’s why we’ve put together this Personal Injury Resource Guide.
We have created a reference sheet for what to do if you've been in an accident, which can be folded down to wallet-size. Print and store it in your wallet or glove compartment, and/or save a digital copy to your phone so if you are ever in an accident situation, you have a tool to help ground you and guide you through what to do next.
Conventional wisdom is that accident victims from incidents that happened long ago have a limited time frame to collect accident benefits required for rehabilitation and care. This is not always the case. If you have an old case and have ongoing rehabilitation needs, there may yet be hope. This guide sets out the eligibility requirements for Old Cases.
This guide provides a resource for accident victims involved in collisions a long time ago who are having difficulty finding information on their rights and how to access them so you can understand your rights and potential entitlement to benefits.
