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Brij Mohan & Associates provides access to personal injury lawyers in Canada through offices in British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario. Our legal team helps injured people understand insurance benefits, compensation options, important deadlines and the evidence needed to support a claim.
A serious accident can affect your health, income, family responsibilities and independence. You may also face treatment expenses, time away from work and emotional effects such as anxiety, depression or post-traumatic stress disorder.
If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident or another serious incident, get legal advice promptly. Call Brij Mohan & Associates toll-free at
1 (800) 871-1196 to request a confidential case review.
As a Canadian personal injury law firm, Brij Mohan & Associates represents clients with injuries ranging from soft-tissue and orthopedic conditions to traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage and life-altering disabilities. We also represent families in fatal injury.
If you need an injury law firm in Canada, speak with a lawyer who handles your type of accident and understands the law of the province connected to your claim.
Brij Mohan & Associates provides access to personal injury lawyers in Canada through offices in British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario. Our legal team helps injured people understand insurance benefits, compensation options, important deadlines and the evidence needed to support a claim.
A serious accident can affect your health, income, family responsibilities and independence. You may also face treatment expenses, time away from work and emotional effects such as anxiety, depression or post-traumatic stress disorder.
If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident or another serious incident, get legal advice promptly. Call Brij Mohan & Associates toll-free at 1 (800) 871-1196 to request a confidential case review..
Personal injury lawyers in Canada advise people whose health and daily lives have been affected by an accident. The lawyer examines how the incident happened, the insurance system that applies, the nature of the injuries and the losses that may be supported by evidence.
At the beginning of a file, counsel may gather police reports, collision records, photographs, witness information, medical notes and insurance correspondence. The lawyer can also explain reporting duties, benefit applications, insurer examinations, settlement discussions and court or tribunal procedures.
As treatment continues, a lawyer may review medical opinions, rehabilitation needs, employment records and the effect of the injury on family or household activities. In a contested claim, counsel may retain qualified experts and prepare the matter for negotiation, mediation, hearing or trial.
The objective is to present reliable and accurate evidence regarding the accident, the injuries sustained, the course of recovery, the resulting financial losses, and any future needs arising from the accident.
Motor vehicle accident injury claims are a central part of our personal injury practice. A motor vehicle accident lawyer may assist a driver, passenger, pedestrian or cyclist, depending on the province and the circumstances.
Auto insurance systems differ significantly. In British Columbia, Enhanced Care generally provides accident benefits and restricts most lawsuits arising from crashes after the system took effect, subject to limited exceptions. Ontario provides statutory accident benefits through auto insurance and may permit other claims depending on the facts and law. Alberta also provides accident benefits and has its own process for claims and disputes.
Because these systems change, injured people should not assume that advice from another province applies to their case. They should also avoid relying on old benefit amounts, claim forms or limitation information found online.
Car, truck and motorcycle collisions can cause both visible and hidden injuries. Relevant evidence may include the collision report, vehicle damage, scene photographs, electronic data, witness statements and medical records created soon after the accident.
A car accident lawyer can review the insurance coverage, responsibility issues and treatment evidence. Commercial-vehicle cases may also involve employer records, maintenance information, driver logs or several insurers.
Pedestrians and cyclists have little physical protection when struck by a vehicle. These incidents can lead to fractures, head injuries, spinal trauma and long recovery periods.
The evidence may include roadway design, traffic controls, visibility, lighting, speed, witness accounts and video recordings. Insurance benefits and compensation routes depend on the province and facts.
A claim involving an unidentified or uninsured driver may follow a special insurance or government-administered process. Prompt reporting can be important, and the injured person may need to show reasonable efforts to identify the vehicle or driver.
Do not assume that no compensation route exists because the other driver fled or lacked insurance. A lawyer can review the applicable program and evidence.
A traumatic brain injury may affect memory, concentration, mood, balance, speech, sleep and the ability to work. Symptoms can be difficult for others to see, yet they may have a major effect on daily life.
A Brij Mohan & Associates Lawyer may review emergency records, neurological assessments, rehabilitation reports, cognitive testing and statements from family or coworkers. The personal injury lawyer from our team can also coordinate the legal evidence with opinions from appropriate specialists. The evidence should explain both the diagnosis and its practical effect over time.
Spinal cord injuries can result in paralysis, reduced mobility, chronic pain and a need for long-term assistance. Other back injuries may limit lifting, sitting, standing or movement even when surgery is not required.
A spinal injury claim may require evidence about treatment, mobility devices, home modifications, attendant care, employment capacity and future rehabilitation. The lawyer can coordinate the legal evidence with appropriate medical opinions.
Fractures, joint damage, ligament injuries and other musculoskeletal conditions can interfere with work, caregiving and ordinary household tasks. Some injuries heal within months, while others cause ongoing pain or reduced function.
The claim should reflect the actual medical course. Imaging, specialist reports, physiotherapy records, work restrictions and the person’s response to treatment may all be relevant.
Soft-tissue injuries can involve muscles, tendons, ligaments and connective tissue. They may cause pain, stiffness, headaches and reduced movement. A lack of dramatic imaging does not mean that symptoms should be ignored, but the claim still requires credible medical and functional evidence.
When pain becomes persistent, the evidence may address treatment history, medication, sleep, activity limits and the effect on emotional health.
An accident can cause psychological harm as well as physical injury. Depression, anxiety, fear of driving and post-traumatic stress disorder may affect recovery, relationships and employment.
A claim involving psychological injury should be supported by appropriate assessment and treatment evidence. The person’s privacy and dignity must be respected throughout the process.
A catastrophic injury may permanently change a person’s mobility, cognition, communication or ability to live independently. The claim may require a detailed assessment of future medical care, therapy, equipment, attendant support, housing and loss of earning capacity.
Our catastrophic injury lawyer look beyond immediate expenses. The evidence should consider how needs may change over the injured person’s lifetime.
When an accident causes a death, surviving family members may face grief, funeral expenses and financial uncertainty. Provincial legislation determines who may make a claim and what losses may be considered.
When a death may have resulted from another party’s negligence, Brij Mohan & Associates can explain the wrongful death claim process, identify who may be entitled to bring a claim and determine what evidence may be required. The firm approaches these sensitive matters with care and recognizes that financial compensation cannot replace a loved one, but it may help eligible family members address certain financial losses and expenses arising from the death.
A personal injury claim can arise from a motor vehicle collision, unsafe property condition or another serious incident. Whether Brij Mohan & Associates can accept a particular matter depends on the location, facts and available legal claim.
Potential matters may involve unsafe property conditions or another incident in which a person alleges that negligence caused injury. Different notice periods, evidentiary rules and insurance arrangements may apply. Contact the firm so the team can determine whether it can assist or direct the inquiry appropriately.
The benefits or compensation available after an injury depend on the province, insurance coverage, type of claim, severity of injury and quality of the evidence. A person should not assume that every category applies.
Some injuries make it difficult to maintain a home, care for children or assist a dependent family member. The available benefit or damage category depends on the governing system and supporting evidence.
In a claim where non-pecuniary damages are legally available, the evidence may address pain, disability and the loss of activities that gave life enjoyment. Rules and limits differ by province and type of case.
A person with lasting injuries may require treatment, equipment, home support or attendant services in the future. A future-care claim often depends on medical recommendations and qualified cost evidence.
Insurance benefits or damages may address reasonable medical treatment, rehabilitation, therapy, medication, assistive devices or other recovery needs. The approval process and limits vary by jurisdiction and policy.
An injury may prevent a person from working temporarily or permanently. Evidence can include payroll records, tax documents, employer confirmation, work restrictions and expert opinion about future earning ability.
First, obtain appropriate medical attention. Describe symptoms accurately and follow reasonable treatment advice. If new symptoms appear, report them to a qualified healthcare professional.
Next, report the incident to the appropriate insurer, police service, property owner or other organization when required. Keep copies of claim numbers, forms, correspondence and decisions.
Preserve photographs, witness information, receipts, employment records & any damaged property that may be relevant. Avoid altering evidence or posting detailed comments about the accident on social media.
Finally, obtain legal advice about the deadlines and procedures that apply in the province. Limitation and notice periods can bar a claim, but the rules and possible exceptions depend on the case.
Medical evidence connects the accident, diagnosis, treatment and functional limitations. It may include family doctor notes, hospital records, specialist reports, diagnostic imaging, therapy records and independent assessments.
Consistency matters. The injured person should be honest about symptoms, improvement, prior health conditions and activities. A previous condition does not automatically prevent a claim, but its effect must be assessed fairly.
Medical records alone may not explain every practical limitation. Evidence from employers, family members or rehabilitation providers can help describe how the injury changed work, caregiving, mobility or daily routines.
An insurance adjuster investigates coverage, benefits and claimed losses. The insurer may request forms, medical information, statements or examinations. An injured person should understand what is being requested and why before signing broad authorizations or providing recorded statements.
A personal injury lawyer can communicate with the insurer, organize evidence and respond to disputed benefits or settlement proposals. Not every disagreement requires court. Some claims resolve through internal review, tribunal processes, negotiation or mediation.
A settlement is normally final. Before accepting one, the client should understand what rights are being released, what future expenses may remain and how fees or disbursements will be paid.
Brij Mohan & Associates offers contingency fee arrangements for qualifying personal injury cases. Legal fees are paid from the recovery if the case succeeds, subject to the written agreement.
The agreement explains the fee percentage, disbursements, taxes and other terms. Ask our lawyer to review these details with you before signing.
Brij Mohan & Associates maintains a public record of selected personal injury decisions. Examples include Johal v. Doe, [2024] BCSC No. 1597; Pannu v. Behnke, [2024] B.C.J. No. 376; and Chen v. Horvath, [2024] B.C.J. No. 307.
Other reported matters in the firm’s history address motor vehicle injuries and workers’ compensation proceedings. A reported decision is a published ruling with a legal citation. It gives prospective clients a way to review documented litigation experience.
Past settlements and reported decisions do not guarantee the outcome of a new case. Compensation depends on the governing law, evidence, insurance coverage, injuries and individual circumstances.
Our personal injury lawyers in Canada serve clients through offices in Surrey, British Columbia; Brampton, Ontario; Calgary, Alberta; and Edmonton, Alberta. The firm may not handle every type of injury matter from every location, so the first step is a case review.
British Columbia
604-598-0988
Ontario
416-994-8989
Alberta
403-717-8880
Alberta
780-951-2662
Contact a lawyer promptly after a serious accident, especially when injuries affect work or daily life, benefits are disputed, responsibility is unclear or a deadline may apply.
Yes. Insurance benefits, lawsuit rights, limitation periods and dispute processes vary by province and type of accident. Local legal advice is important.
Keep photographs, witness information, medical records, receipts, employment documents, insurance correspondence and a clear record of how the injury affects daily activities.
You may have reporting and cooperation duties, but understand the request before giving a detailed statement or signing an authorization. Get legal advice if you are uncertain.
The timeline depends on recovery, evidence, the insurance process, disputed issues and whether litigation is required. Serious injuries may need time to understand their long-term effect.
Many matters resolve without trial. Others proceed to a hearing or trial when important facts, benefits, responsibility or compensation remain disputed.
No reliable value can be given without reviewing the governing law, medical evidence, financial losses, insurance coverage and likely future needs.
Psychological injuries may be relevant when they are connected to the incident and supported by appropriate evidence. The available benefit or damage category depends on the legal system.
Yes. We represent clients in traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, catastrophic injury and fatal injury matters.
Some firms, including Brij Mohan & Associates for qualifying injury matters, use contingency fee arrangements. Review the written agreement carefully because terms vary.
Province-specific resources include ICBC Enhanced Care for British Columbia, the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario auto-claims guide, Alberta automobile collisions and insurance information and Brain Injury Canada.
This page provides general legal information only. It is not legal advice. Insurance systems, benefits and limitation rules vary by province and may change. Every claim depends on its specific facts and applicable law. Contacting the firm does not create a lawyer-client relationship.
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