Under the Occupiers’ Liability Act, the occupier of a property (property owners, tenants and managers) in Ontario are required by law to keep people reasonably safe while on the premises, and can be liable for injuries that occur if steps are not taken to keep visitors safe. Such conditions can include: ice and snow that has not been cleared, poor lighting, slippery surfaces, absence of handrails/assistive devices and dangerous stairways. 

If you are suffering from an injury due to unsafe conditions on someone else’s property, you may be entitled to compensation. Our personal injury lawyers have extensive experience investigating these types of incidents, producing successful claims against property occupier’s for their negligence, and ensuring injured clients receive reparation for their losses.

Our long list of satisfied clients is a testament to our ability to deliver results. Our firm handle all elements of the case and insurance negotiations. While our focus is to settle your case without going to trial, your representation at Fox Vanounou LLP will also advocate for your rights in court should the need arise.

Compassionate care and expert guidance is at the core of our practice – we are here to help every step of the way.