EBPC Personal Injury Lawyer

EBPC Injury Law is one of the best known and most qualified accident law firms in the Province. We have multiple Ontario court victories and have recovered unprecedented level of compensation for injured victims. If you have been injured due to the negligence of others, you may be eligible for compensation in Ontario. EBPC Injury Law has demonstrated its ability to settle cases and obtain the maximum compensation. Speaking with us is free and confidential. EBPC injury law's legal team is composed of experienced injury lawyers, paralegals, clerks, and other support staff. We are all devoted to assisting injured victims and their loved ones to regain control of their lives. Our lawyers have been to trial and are experienced. They practice because they have more than 50 years working with their clients. We have a dedicated team that speaks over 10 languages and works hard to ensure we get the best results. Many of us have prior experience in insurance defense ensuring the best possible results for our clients. Our personal injury lawyers have a good track record of success even in the most complex cases. Unprovoked dog attacks can cause serious injury or even death. A dog bite may result in cuts and puncture wounds. Unintentional attacks are usually less serious than aggressive dogs encouraged by their owners. Many victims also suffer from psychological trauma. The most severe dog bite cases can require multiple surgeries. Most dog owners take precautions to ensure their pets are well behaved, socialized, and friendly. Many Ontario dog owners feel that their pets should not attack others. However, some owners encourage this behavior by buying certain breeds to project a specific image. The Ontario laws are designed to work with the victims, and the owners. The aim is to provide protection to the public and to give the dog owner guidelines. The Ontario law also sets out the framework of how to get compensation for damage to property or personal injury claims. Ontario's Dog Owner's Liability Act is responsible for the injuries done by their pet. The injured victim would receive compensation unless the owner proves that the pet provoked or encouraged the dog's attack. If you have been bitten by a dog call us.