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Car Accident Lawyer Brampton

Injured in a crash on Highway 410, Queen Street or anywhere in Brampton? We've recovered $50 million+ for Peel Region accident victims. No win, no fee.

No upfront fees $50M+ recovered Licensed since 2001 English · Russian · Ukrainian

Why Brampton Crashes Are Different

Brampton is one of Canada's fastest-growing cities, and its road network has not kept pace. Highway 410 carries commuter volume it was never designed for, Queen Street and Bovaird Drive run heavy east–west traffic all day, and the city sits inside the country's densest transport-truck corridor. The result is a collision profile with an unusually high share of serious, multi-vehicle and commercial-vehicle crashes.

After any Brampton collision, Ontario's no-fault system runs two claims in parallel: a Statutory Accident Benefits (SABS) claim against your own insurer, and a tort claim against the at-fault driver. Both are worked against you by trained adjusters. Read our tort vs accident benefits guide to understand how they interact.

What Your Brampton Claim Could Be Worth

  • Minor whiplash (capped): $3,500 – $25,000
  • Moderate soft tissue with treatment: $25,000 – $75,000
  • Fractures requiring surgery: $50,000 – $250,000
  • Brain or spinal injury: $250,000 – $5M+

Full breakdown in our 2026 Ontario car accident settlement guide. Just been in a crash? Start with our step-by-step checklist.

Brampton Hospitals We Work With

  • Brampton Civic Hospital (William Osler Health System)
  • Peel Memorial Centre for Integrated Health & Wellness
  • Etobicoke General Hospital — for east-Brampton residents

Brampton Crash Hotspots We Handle

The corridors that generate most of the Brampton injury claims we work.

Highway 410 (Queen to Mayfield)

Commuter volume plus truck traffic — rear-end and multi-vehicle pile-ups

Queen Street & Bovaird Drive

Heavy east–west arterials with frequent left-turn and pedestrian collisions

Highway 407 ETR

High-speed crashes, often catastrophic injuries

Airport Road & Steeles

Transport-truck corridor feeding Pearson and the logistics parks

Bramalea Road & Kennedy

Dense residential traffic feeding the 410

Mississauga Road & Williams Pkwy

Fast-growing subdivisions with new, unfamiliar intersections

$50M+

Recovered

20+

Years Experience

LL.M

Osgoode Hall

EN · RU · UA

Languages

Olga Kanevsky, LL.B, LL.M · Licensed in Ontario since 2001 · Law Society of Ontario #51731A

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick Answers

Need more help? Free consultation · (416) 252-9937

How long do I have to sue after a Brampton car accident?+
You have 2 years from the crash date to file a tort lawsuit, and Accident Benefits applications must be filed within 30 days (with 7-day notice). Call us immediately — delay weakens your claim.
Will my insurance go up if I claim?+
A no-fault SABS claim with your own insurer typically does NOT raise rates if you weren't at fault. A tort claim goes against the at-fault driver's insurer and has no effect on your premium.
What if the other driver was uninsured or fled?+
Ontario's Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund and your own uninsured/underinsured coverage step in. We pursue every available source of recovery.
Do you speak languages other than English?+
Yes — Olga personally handles consultations in English, Russian and Ukrainian. For other languages we arrange interpreters at no cost to you.
Do I need a lawyer for a minor Brampton rear-ender?+
Even "minor" soft-tissue injuries can last. A free consultation tells you what your case is really worth before you accept a lowball offer.

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Page last reviewed and updated: May 25, 2026 by Olga Kanevsky, LL.B, LL.M