There are reports of a serious head-on accident involving a minivan and a car in Kingsville, Ontario. This head-on collision occurred on the evening of Wednesday November 14, 2012 on Highway 3 near Graham Sideroad in Kingsville.
According to reports, the minivan had several occupants, and seven people were transported to hospital with injuries. First and foremost, Iacobelli Law Firm offers its support to those that were injured in this Kingsville head-on accident. We hope that all involved make a speedy and complete recovery from their injuries.
According to reports, the minivan had several occupants, and seven people were transported to hospital with injuries. First and foremost, Iacobelli Law Firm offers its support to those that were injured in this Kingsville head-on accident. We hope that all involved make a speedy and complete recovery from their injuries.
The police were investigating the circumstances of the accident, and more information would be needed in order to determine fault for this Kingsville, Ontario accident.
In Ontario car accidents, injured persons may have two avenues of recovery. The first is statutory accident benefits, which may be accessed without regard to fault. These benefits are often minimal and do not adequately compensate for the financial losses and other harms sustained. As such, injured persons will often need to also make a claim against the insurance policy for the at-fault driver. In order to claim agains the other driver's insurance policy, the injured person will have to prove some level of fault. Early investigation of facts and witness accounts is important.
Iacobelli Law Firm represents car accident injury victims throughout Ontario. We offer a free, no obligation, consultation. If you or a loved one has been injured in an Ontario car accident, call us toll free at 1-866-234-6093 or fill out our contact form. If you are unable to attend at our office due to the severity of your injury, we can meet with you at your home or hospital.
In Ontario car accidents, injured persons may have two avenues of recovery. The first is statutory accident benefits, which may be accessed without regard to fault. These benefits are often minimal and do not adequately compensate for the financial losses and other harms sustained. As such, injured persons will often need to also make a claim against the insurance policy for the at-fault driver. In order to claim agains the other driver's insurance policy, the injured person will have to prove some level of fault. Early investigation of facts and witness accounts is important.
Iacobelli Law Firm represents car accident injury victims throughout Ontario. We offer a free, no obligation, consultation. If you or a loved one has been injured in an Ontario car accident, call us toll free at 1-866-234-6093 or fill out our contact form. If you are unable to attend at our office due to the severity of your injury, we can meet with you at your home or hospital.
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