Personal Injury Lawyer
in Brampton, ON

A personal injury claim begins with reviewing the accident, your injuries and the available evidence. Your lawyer identifies potential claims, relevant insurance coverage and important deadlines.

Next, medical records, treatment recommendations, income information and other documents help establish how the injury affects your life. Depending on the case, expert assessments may also be needed.

Brij Mohan & Associates explains the available options, which may include insurance applications, negotiation, mediation, a tribunal proceeding or court. Before considering a settlement, you should understand the losses supported by the evidence and any ongoing recovery needs.

Brij Mohan & Associates offers a free initial personal injury consultation. If the firm agrees to represent you, the proposed fee arrangement and expenses will be explained before you decide whether to proceed.

If a contingency fee arrangement is offered, ask what percentage applies and how it is calculated. Also ask about taxes and case expenses, sometimes called disbursements. These may include medical records, expert reports and court filing fees.

Your written agreement should explain which expenses you may owe if the claim succeeds or is unsuccessful. Review it carefully and ask questions before signing.

Accident benefits may provide eligible recovery support after a motor vehicle collision, regardless of who caused the accident. An injury lawsuit against a responsible party seeks compensation for losses caused by their negligence. These processes have different rules.

For policies entered into on or after July 1, 2026, standard medical, rehabilitation and attendant care benefits remain mandatory. Other accident benefits, including income replacement, are optional. The applicable policy, renewal date and selected coverage must be reviewed to determine what may be available.

Keep the insurer’s written decision and record when you received it. The disagreement may concern insurance coverage, medical evidence, treatment needs or responsibility for the accident.

Our team can review the insurer’s reasons, identify additional evidence that may be needed and explain the appropriate dispute process. Seek advice promptly because a denial may trigger a separate deadline.

Bring the information you already have, including accident photos, witness details, incident reports, insurance documents and correspondence from the insurer.

Medical records, treatment documents, receipts and information about missed work or income loss can also help. Prepare a short timeline describing your symptoms and changes to your daily activities.

You do not need a complete collection of documents before contacting our Brampton office.

Many Ontario civil claims have a basic two-year limitation period beginning when the claim is discovered, subject to exceptions. However, shorter notice requirements may apply.

Certain municipal road or sidewalk injury claims can require written notice within 10 days. Some snow or ice injury claims under the Occupiers’ Liability Act require notice within 60 days. Insurance applications and benefit disputes may have separate deadlines.

Exceptions and requirements for delivering notice matter. Contact a lawyer promptly so the deadlines applying to your circumstances can be assessed.

Possibly. Fault can be shared in Ontario; compensation may be adjusted. We assess facts and evidence early.

It depends on recovery, insurer response, and court or tribunal timelines. We outline milestones at intake.

The Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule provides treatment and income benefits after motor vehicle collisions. We help with forms and disputes.

Medical records, receipts, mileage, employer letters, photos, incident reports, and a symptom journal.