Insurance claims need clarity.
From the first investigation request to a disputed decision, we help identify the issues, organize the evidence and assess the next appropriate step.
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Start with the issue.
Each page explains our approach, the records to gather and the questions to consider.
Claims under investigation
Reservation of rights, document requests, delays and insurer correspondence.
Denied insurance claims
Denial reasons, reconsideration, complaint pathways and eligible court claims.
Vehicle theft claims
Theft timelines, keys, tracking records, recovery and coverage questions.
Total loss & valuation
Vehicle values, settlement calculations, endorsements and supporting records.
Statements & EUO preparation
Recorded interviews, examination notices, document organization and preparation.
Engineering & technical evidence
Engineering reports, event data, key analysis and requests for supporting material.
Commercial & rideshare claims
Personal and commercial policy issues, trip records and overlapping insurer requests.
The wording and the facts come first.
Our starting point is the actual policy, the relevant endorsements and the correspondence in your file. Insurance terms and policy versions can change. The wording applicable to the relevant date should be identified rather than assumed from a general website summary.
We can assist with organized responses, reasoned review requests and suitable next-step planning. Investigation assistance, complaint work and court representation are different services; the written retainer should identify what is included.
Official sources & further reading
- FSRA · Ontario Automobile Policy (OAP 1) ↗
- FSRA · Understanding the claims process ↗
- Law Society of Ontario · About paralegals ↗
Content reviewed November 4, 2026. Check the policy and rules applicable to the relevant date. This information is not individualized advice.
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