Some ski/snowboarding accident claims have a limit on the maximum amount of payout.

The maximum amount of payout depends on factors, such as the severity of injuries sustained, the issues of responsibility or liability and nature and extent of the injuries sustained by the injured party, what physical or mental damages the injuries caused, the age and occupation of the injured party.

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A Legal Claim can be made for your partner’s suffering and pain as well as loss of income in the past and in future. Our lawyers will diligently gather precise medical assessments from the experts in the medical field and guide you through the steps of the lawsuit to make sure your partner gets the right amount of compensation due for their loss and suffering.

We can also recommend career experts to help your partner explore other careers more suited to their current situation.

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It is hard to set an average payment, as each accident case is unique. The payment depends on severity of the injuries sustained, recovery time from the injuries, the liability of parties involved, the age, occupation of the injured person and many other factors to mention here.

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Your wife can claim against the insurance company for suffering and pain as well as claim for loss of income in the past and future.

Legal partners can claim for housekeeping help they provide, as well as claim for benefits for non-earners and caregivers.

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If you do not win, we don’t win, and we won’t get paid. When you feel ready with moving forward call 647-957-0218 or email [email protected] for a free, no obligation consultation.

It will not cost you a penny.

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The Ontario Occupier’s Liability Act does not apply to an employer or employee’s accident. So, you need to start a workers’ compensation claim.

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The first critical thing to do is to report the accident to the police. By law you must report an accident within 24 hours.

Document, document, document.

The next step is to document everything you remember and collect information like:

1. The conditions of the accident area and the surroundings.

2. What happened, in as much detail as you remember.

3. taking pictures of the accident area and of any evidence.

4. The name, phone number of witnesses and their statements

5. Take pictures of any object/s you had encountered during your accident, like your shoes, clothing you were wearing. Do not wear them again and store them.

6. If there were any warning “signs or devices” make sure to document their condition, location and their distance to your accident and take pictures.

Next, you need to be examined by a doctor/s depending on your injuries. And you must take it very seriously, to be fully examined from head to toe, because some symptoms of injuries such as Brain injuries including many others do not show up immediately.

Contact an experienced ski accident lawyer and provide the details of your case, to get advice and know your rights and options for the best and highest compensation for you.

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Time is Not on Your Side

Beware of short deadlines.

There are short deadlines for giving notices to the owner of the ski resort, depending on the nature of the incident, the deadlines can be from 10 to 60 days. You have 2 years from the date of the ski accident to file a lawsuit.

To preserve your justified rights, do not delay reporting your case even if you do not want to file a claim. Reporting your accident within the required time limits will give you the advantage of pursuing a claim later on.

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As every skiing/snowboarding accident is different, the compensation depends on the circumstances of each case. The more severe the injuries sustained the larger the settlement.

A skiing/snowboarding injury lawyer will need to review the particular circumstances of your accident in order to have the best chance of maximizing your recovery and compensation.

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Under Ontario law, a ski resort’s owner or maintenance company is responsible for keeping slopes, pathways, lifts, and the rental equipment safe and clear of debris, obstructions and in good operating condition.

If a resort’s owner fails to do so, they could be found negligent and held liable under law for any accidents that occur, and they could also be financially liable.

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Any lawsuit will take time, sometimes several years.

We want to make sure you get the highest, best compensation for your medical injuries and suffering before we settle your case.

It may take a number of months or even years to determine how you will recover from injuries or until you reach your maximum medical recovery. We will diligently watch your case for the best time to settle.

The strength of your case depends on the type of injuries sustained and their severity and also depends on how much the resort owner was responsible for their negligence causing the skiing/snowboarding accident.

Very serious and life altering injuries usually result in a bigger amount of settlement. Minor injuries result in smaller settlements.

The other main factor in determining the amount of money you get from the settlement is the injured party's responsibility in causing the accident.

In general, skiing/snowboarding accidents settlement can be from a few thousands to millions of dollars.

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Time is Not on Your Side

Beware of Strict Time Limits to file a claim.

The loss of a loved one is very painful, especially when it happens so suddenly. We know you are grieving. As a result, you could suddenly be under unexpected financial hardships. However, insurance claims can cover your monetary loss.

It also would help you to know your legal rights.

In Ontario we have strict time limits within which you must file a wrongful death claim.

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If your Injuries are caused by chair lift malfunction, the resort owner or operator may be liable, and you may have a case to sue for financial compensation.

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If the ski or snowboard instructor has given you inadequate instructions to prepare you for safe skiing, then the instructor may be held legally responsible for any injuries you suffered.

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In some cases, accidents at a ski resort can be caused by faulty mechanical equipment like chair lifts, snowmobiles, rental skis, helmets, and a range of other products.

If the equipment manufacturer made faulty equipment that caused you injuries, they may be held legally responsible. And you can file a product liability claim to recover compensation for the costs associated with your accident.

Some of the manufacturers who could be responsible are as following:

1. Ski equipment retailers.

2. Parts manufacturers

3. Equipment distributors

4. Product designers

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Depending on the circumstances of the accident you could be entitled to a settlement.

However, the law takes the position that as a skier you take on an assumed responsibility every time you enter the resort, so the law is in favor of ski resort owners or operators.

You still could have a case if the ski resort owner or operator’s actions fall in any of the following:

● Did the ski resort fail to take a reasonable amount of care and duty?

● Was there a neglect of duty on part of the ski resort?

● Did this neglect of duty cause your accident?

● Did the injury cause you significant measurable injuries?

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Did you know that once you settle your case with the ski resort you also sign a paper releasing the resort from any future claims?

And if you cannot recover from your injuries and your recovery takes more than the time anticipated then you cannot go after the ski resort for any future damage.

So, it is to your advantage to have a ski injury lawyer look at your case before you settle with the resort.

Even If you have already settled with a ski resort for your injury, contact our ski injury expert lawyer to get a second opinion of your settlement.

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Wonderful! We are happy for you.

As far as your claim is concerned, in general, one will still be able to get payments for injuries, loss of income and other issues caused by the accident.

Make sure you follow your doctor's advice on stopping work or going back to work. If you decide not to go back to work, then our job is for you to get the maximum number of benefits owed to you.

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It really boils down to your specific case, as to how bad the injuries you sustained as result of the accident. Then the question becomes, if you can manage your injuries and still enjoy your vacation or will taking the vacation make your injuries worse.

It is really a decision that only you can make.

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