Personal Injury Resources
At De Rose Lawyers, it is important to us that our clients fully understand the nature of their personal injury. We want to ensure you’re educated throughout your entire legal journey.
As your personal injury lawyer, it is our responsibility to help you discover the local health organizations and government resources that can assist you with your rehabilitation and recovery. To help, we’ve listed some of the best personal injury resources below.
Resources Library
Law Society of Ontario (LSO) – Personal Injury
An accident that causes you injury can cause pain and suffering, as well as loss of income. The Law Society of Ontario governs Ontario’s lawyers and paralegals. This link will help you learn more about your rights in regards to personal injuries, as well as additional resources.
Financial Services Commission of Ontario
In Ontario, automobile insurance is regulated by the Financial Services Commission of Ontario, a regulatory agency of the Ministry of Finance. This website provides information and forms relating to accident benefits claims.
Who Pays for Health Care: Injuries from Motor Vehicle Accidents
Have you been involved in a motor vehicle accident? Learn more about Statutory Accident Benefits from this public information page from the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care.
Workplace Safety and Insurance Board
The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) promotes workplace health and safety, and provides a workers compensation system for the employers and workers of Ontario. There is extensive information on this site about prevention, forms, health issues, return to work programs, and links to other health and safety organizations.
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