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We are a Toronto law firm specializing in Personal Injury Litigation. We do not act for any insurance companies. You don't pay until we win!

We fight for victims of car accidents, slips and falls, pedestrian/cyclist accidents, and against insurance companies. We have over 75 years of combined experience in getting the highest awards for our clients!

07/23/2026

Common Myths About Dog Bite Claims

Dog bites and dog attacks can result in serious and lasting injuries. While some incidents involve relatively minor wounds, others can lead to permanent scarring, infections, fractures, nerve damage, psychological trauma, and long-term emotional effects. Despite this, many people misunderstand how dog bite claims work in Ontario and may avoid seeking legal advice because of common misconceptions about liability and compensation.

Read about the myths regarding dog bite cases in the JRJ LAW Blog. You may have a case and not know it.

If you or a loved one has been injured by a dog, contact JRJ LAW at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ for a free consultation!

07/21/2026

Tip Tuesday - Why Photos Are Your Best Friend After an Incident
Photos preserve what memory and time erase.
After an incident, strong images often do more legal work than words. Capture everything that you can.
Wide shots to show the environment and layout, and close ups to show the details. Bruising, swelling, and scarring evolve.
A photo journal to show the progression is far better than a single image.
Avoid filters or edits.
Original timestamps and metadata support credibility, not on-screen text.
Need a consult? Call JRJ LAW at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ. injury

07/20/2026

Fatal Injuries vs. Wrongful Death Claims – Understanding the Legal Difference

When a person is seriously injured or killed because of someone else’s negligence, families are often forced to deal with legal issues at the worst possible time. The terminology can be confusing. People may hear phrases such as “fatal injury claim,” “wrongful death claim,” “estate claim,” or “Family Law Act claim” and assume they all mean the same thing. In Ontario, these claims are connected, but they are not identical. The difference matters because the law treats the deceased person’s losses and the surviving family members’ losses in different ways.

Read the JRJ LAW Blog about the different between a fatality and wrongful death case.

At JRJ LAW we understand that no legal claim can undo the loss of a loved one. Our role is to help families understand their rights, preserve important evidence, identify the proper claims, and pursue fair compensation with care and sensitivity. If your family has lost a loved one because of someone else’s negligence, contact JRJ LAW at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ for a free consultation!

07/16/2026

Farmers Markets & Outdoor Event Injuries: Who May Be Responsible?

As the weather improves across Ontario, farmers markets, street festivals, outdoor concerts, fairs, and community events begin attracting large crowds. These outdoor events can create safety risks that may result in serious injuries when proper precautions are not taken.

Unlike permanent commercial properties, many outdoor events involve temporary structures, crowded walkways, uneven surfaces, changing weather conditions, and multiple parties sharing responsibility for the setup and operation of the event. When injuries occur, determining who may be legally responsible is often more complicated than people initially expect.

If you have been involving in an incident at an outdoor event, contact JRJ LAW at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ.

07/14/2026

Tip Tuesday – Mistakes to Avoid After a Car Accident

Avoiding common mistakes after a collision can protect your health and your legal rights.
- Always contact emergency services so the incident is formally recorded.
- Do not leave the scene of the collision before exchanging information with all involved drivers.
- Refrain from apologizing or discussing faults, since early statements can be misinterpreted.
- Document the scene with photos and note any developing symptoms.
- Seek medical attention immediately, even if you feel stable.
- Notify your insurer promptly and provide only factual details.
- Before signing documents or accepting any settlement, speak with a personal injury lawyer who can guide you through the process.

If you have been involved in an incident causing you injury, it is always best to consult a professional lawyer who has experience arguing these types of claims to protect your interests. Please contact our team at JRJ LAW for a free initial consultation at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ. injury

07/13/2026

How Technology and Evidence Impact Personal Injury Cases

Technology has woven itself into the fabric of everyday life. We track our steps, record our doorways, message constantly, and move through a world surrounded by cameras. While most people think of these tools as conveniences, they have become more powerful in the legal world: a modern source of evidence.

When someone is injured because of another’s person’s negligence, the movements that follow can be disorienting. Pain clouds memory, and stress blurs details. Witnesses forget or disappear, but the digital devices record and timestamp and preserve evidence.

From wearable health data to smart-home recordings, electronic information is reshaping how lawyers investigate claims and how courts evaluate them.

Read the JRJ LAW Blog to learn about types of Digital Evidence.

If you have been involved in an incident causing you injury, contact JRJ LAW at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ for a free consultation!

07/09/2026

How Long-Term Disability Claims in Ontario Work

Losing the ability to work because of illness or injury is one of the most disruptive experiences a person can face. Income stops abruptly, routines fall apart, and the future becomes uncertain. Most people never expect to rely on disability benefits, yet a significant number will experience a health condition that interrupts their ability to earn a living at some point in their lives.

Understanding how long term disability (hereinafter “LTD”) benefits work in Ontario can help restore a sense of stability during a difficult time.

Read the JRJ LAW Blog for answers to the most frequently asked questions about STD and LTD benefits.

If you are applying or have been denied STD or LTD, contact JRJ LAW at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ for a free consultation!

07/07/2026

Tip Tuesday: Tips for Navigating a Traumatic Brain Injury and CAT determination:
1. Understand the criteria in the SABs
2. Preserve early medical evidence – this is critical
3. Document cognitive and behavioural changes over time
4. Importance of attending assessments – they will be crucial to substantiating a CAT claim
5. Ensure consistency across all records – when meeting with all doctors explore all your symptoms, limitations and concerns
6. Don’t ignore psychological and/or emotional symptoms
7. Get collateral evidence from family, friends and employers
8. Track functional impairments in daily life
9. Avoid gaps in treatment
10. Keep expectations realistic and stay patient

07/06/2026

Understanding Different Types of Brain Injuries After an Accident

A motor vehicle collision can disrupt your life in ways you never expected. Brain injuries are especially concerning because they can affect memory, behaviour, movement, and the ability to think clearly. Even a relatively minor collision can generate enough force to injure the brain, and symptoms may not appear until hours or days later.

Read the JRJ Blog to learn about different types of brain injuries such as:
1. Brain Hemorrhage
2. Concussion
3. Skull Fracture
4. Diffuse Axonal Injury
5. Brain contusion
6. Penetrating Brain Injury

If you have been involved in an accident causing you a brain injury, contact JRJ LAW for a free initial consultation at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ.

07/02/2026

The 8 Ways to Qualify as Catastrophically Impaired in Ontario

When someone is seriously injured in a motor vehicle collision in Ontario, one of the most important legal questions is whether the injuries meet the definition of a catastrophic impairment under the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule. Catastrophic designation is the highest level of injury classification available in Ontario’s no-fault auto insurance system.

If an applicant is designated as catastrophic, then they are entitled to expanded benefits, including long-term medical and rehabilitation funding, attendant care, housekeeping, caregiver benefits, and more.

Read the JRJ LAW Blog about the eight ways a person can qualify as catastrophically impaired in Ontario.

If you have been involved in a catastrophic car accident, please contact our team at JEWELL RADIMISIS JORGE LL.P for a free initial consultation at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ.

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