Kadish Law has represented thousands of clients across Ontario. Tell us what happened — the consultation is free, and you're under no obligation to hire us.
Takes about a minute. Tell us what happened and someone from our team will get back to you.
Most of the people who call us were hurt in a collision. Whether the injury looks minor or life-changing — and whether or not you think you were at fault — there's a good chance you have a claim worth asking about.
Ontario's auto insurance system is confusing — it's like learning a new language — and the adjuster calling you does not work for you. We deal with the insurers, the paperwork and the deadlines while you deal with getting better.
You do not have to be the driver — and you do not have to be certain you weren't at fault — to have a claim worth reviewing.
Review my accident, freeSome firms may turn away people with soft-tissue or less serious injuries. At Kadish Law, we understand that even a seemingly minor injury can disrupt your work, daily life and well-being. We can assess your claim, explain your options and pursue the full compensation available to you. In appropriate cases, injuries considered “minor” can still result in significant compensation, sometimes $40,000 or more.
Have my injury reviewed →Brain injuries and concussions, spinal cord damage, complex fractures, amputation, chronic pain. When an injury changes what the rest of a life looks like, the claim has to account for care and lost income decades out — not just today's bills.
Talk through my situation →You may still be entitled to compensation even if you caused or contributed to an accident. Ontario's accident-benefits system provides access to certain benefits regardless of fault, and you may have additional claims depending on the circumstances. We can determine what compensation and benefits may be available to you and handle the process on your behalf.
Check what I'm entitled to →That's the most common reason people call us, and it's exactly what a free consultation is for. Send us the short version of what happened. If there's nothing there, we'll tell you — and it will not have cost you anything to find out.
Send us the details →Most people know about suing the other driver. Far fewer know about the benefits they're entitled to from their own insurer regardless of who caused the crash. Both matter.
Available no matter who was at fault, and even if you weren't driving. This is what pays for getting better in the meantime.
This is the lawsuit. It covers what the benefits don't, including the part of your life the accident took.
What any individual claim is worth depends entirely on the facts, the injuries and the evidence. Nothing here is a prediction of any outcome — it's a map of what usually gets looked at. The only way to know what applies to you is to have someone look at your file.
Injury claims in Ontario are subject to time limits, and some arrive sooner than people expect. The sooner someone looks at your file, the more options you're likely to have.
We won't guess at your deadlines from a web page, because the ones that apply depend entirely on your situation. Tell us what happened and we'll tell you exactly what you're working with. If a date has already passed, call anyway — it's a short conversation and it costs nothing.
Time limits for injury claims in Ontario vary with the circumstances and are subject to exceptions. Nothing on this page is legal advice or a substitute for advice about your own situation.
Four steps, in order. You're only responsible for the first one.
Fill in the form or call. A short description is plenty — you don't need documents, a police report, or the right words for it.
We'll tell you in plain language whether there's a claim, what the deadlines look like, and what we'd do first. No pressure to sign anything.
Evidence, medical records, benefit applications, adjusters, forms. The insurer stops calling you and starts calling us.
Less than 1% of cases go to trial. Most cases settle, and the decision is always yours.
Every one of these is from a real client, published as written.
Kadish Law returned my call promptly. Free consultation over the phone, the guy was clear, concise, and to the point… There was no pressure on his end or his law firm. I am grateful to have the information that I do have now to make a clear, concise choice.
They are professional, knowledgeable and make stressful situations feel manageable. They're quick to respond, thorough in their work and genuinely care about their clients… I will always come back to them because they make me feel safe, supported and well-represented.
They were thorough, clear, and very responsive, explaining all the details in a way that was easy to understand. Their guidance helped me feel confident about the agreement and my decisions.
Nothing. The consultation is free and there's no obligation to hire us afterward. If we don't think you have a claim, we'll say so — you'll still leave the conversation knowing more than you did going in.
You may still be entitled to compensation even if you caused or contributed to the accident. Ontario's accident-benefits system provides access to certain benefits regardless of fault, and depending on the circumstances you may have additional claims on top of that. A lot of people assume being at fault ends the conversation — it often doesn't, and people in that position do reach settlements. We can determine what compensation and benefits may be available to you and handle the process on your behalf.
You may still have a claim. Ontario law allows for shared fault, and a finding that you were partly responsible generally reduces what you recover rather than eliminating it. Fault is also frequently assessed wrong at the scene. It's worth having someone look before you assume the answer.
Usually not. Adjusters call early for a reason, and people often say things that don't reflect how badly they were hurt — because they don't know yet. Call us and we'll go through what was said and where it leaves you.
Most personal injury claims in Ontario settle without a trial. That said, cases tend to settle properly when the other side believes you're prepared to go the distance, so we build every file as though it may be tried. Less than 1% of cases go to trial, and it will always be your decision whether or not to take your case to trial or settle before.
It depends on your injuries and how your recovery goes. Part of valuing a claim is knowing where you'll end up medically, which takes as long as it takes. Straightforward claims can resolve in months; serious injuries often take longer. Every case is different — you will have a much better idea of the timeline after reviewing your case with the lawyer.
We only get paid when you get paid. There are no up-front fees, and any legal fees come from the settlement that we recover for you from the insurer. Disbursements and HST may still apply, and the specifics are set out in a written retainer agreement. We'll walk you through exactly how it would work for your case during your free consultation — before you commit to anything.
We represent people across Toronto, the GTA and the rest of Ontario, and you don't need to come in to us — most of the process happens by phone, email and video. If you'd rather meet in person, our office is at 255 Duncan Mill Road in North York and you're always welcome.
One short form. No cost, no obligation, no lecture. Thousands of people in Ontario have already let us take it from here.