Insurance companies are required to pay out certain moneys to those injured in accidents. This may be under the category of statutory benefits regardless of fault, or as a result of a personal injury suit. Following such accidents, injured victims and their families become dependent on such payments if they have no other source of income and/or the injured person was the sole/substantial breadwinner in the family. Sometimes these payments are delayed, or your claim is disputed. Whatever the reason, it’s important to contact an experienced personal injury lawyer without delay.

We can conduct inquiries on your behalf and discover the reason why your payments are not being made. For instance, if there is miscommunication between you and the insurance company, you have not answered their mails or your address is different from the one given on the policy, it’s a matter of setting the record straight. In other cases, the required paperwork may not be in order. What victims may fail to understand is that insurance-companies are for-profit organizations that focus on protecting their own business interests. They may conduct their own independent investigations and come up with certain information that contradicts your claim. Their own medical experts may provide them with information that doesn’t support your claims. Claims-adjusters conduct personal surveillance, talk to employers, neighbors, co-workers, friends, family etc and check social media for information on you and this could result in denial of claims. Toronto personal injury lawyers can help you to contest the insurance company’s stand and also go on appeal if necessary.