We fight for the maximum compensation our clients are entitled to under Ontario law.
Pelz Law Group helps injured e-scooter riders pursue maximum compensation for injuries, lost income, accident benefits, and insurance claims throughout Ontario.
Claims involving cars, trucks, taxis, rideshare vehicles, delivery vehicles, distracted drivers, unsafe turns, dooring incidents, and hit-and-run accidents.
Concussions, fractures, spinal injuries, chronic pain, PTSD, facial injuries, orthopedic injuries, and long-term impairments following an e-scooter accident.
Medical treatment, rehabilitation, income replacement benefits, attendant care, treatment plans, and disputes with insurance companies.
Denied benefits, delayed payments, insurer investigations, surveillance issues, treatment denials, and settlement disputes.
Pelz Law Group investigates liability, insurance coverage, medical evidence, income loss, and every available source of compensation after an e-scooter accident.
Our firm helps injured riders navigate accident benefits, insurance disputes, serious injury claims, and personal injury litigation while pursuing the maximum compensation available under Ontario law.
Failure to yield, distracted driving, unsafe turns, speeding, impaired driving, and unsafe lane changes.
Potholes, dangerous intersections, road defects, construction hazards, poor maintenance, and unsafe public infrastructure.
Medical benefits, rehabilitation expenses, income replacement benefits, attendant care, and treatment disputes.
Coverage disputes, benefit denials, delayed payments, insurer investigations, and low settlement offers.
Lost wages, reduced earning capacity, future income losses, and disability-related employment issues.
Pain and suffering, future care costs, long-term impairments, catastrophic injuries, and complex personal injury claims.
Strong personal injury representation means proving liability, documenting injuries, and pursuing compensation available under Ontario law.
Medical treatment, rehabilitation, income replacement, attendant care, and benefit disputes.
Missed work, reduced earning capacity, future income loss, and disability-related work limitations.
Physical injury, emotional trauma, permanent impairment, and loss of normal life.
Long-term rehabilitation, therapy, medical support, attendant care, and recovery needs.
Speak with Pelz Law Group about your e-scooter accident claim, accident benefits, insurance dispute, income loss, and pursuit of maximum compensation.
Client Testimonials
Stories from injured clients who trusted Elena Pelz and her legal team through serious personal injury claims.
“The moment I walked through the door, I was treated with care and respect. Elena took her time to make sure that I understand the process and provided outstanding legal advice which in the end proved to be successful. I would recommend her to any friends and family as her level of professionalism and dedication to my file was superb.”
Slip and fall causing rib fracture and right shoulder muscular tear Ludmila W.“My injury prevented me from being able to work and from being able to take care of my house. On top of my physical injuries I developed significant psychological problems. Elena secured a significant settlement from a third party claim and in addition was able to prove that my injuries were catastrophic. During the entire claim process, Elena and her legal team were very supportive at every step.”
Significant soft tissue injury motor vehicle accident Marie K.“After experiencing a lower back injury, I was psychologically low spirited and didn’t know where to go. I was recommended by a friend but didn’t know what to expect. Elena’s knowledge and professionalism led to an incredible settlement which I did not expect. You feel confident when you are in good hands.”
Lower back injury, PTSD Ella R.“After experiencing a significant car accident that resulted in a right hand fracture, I felt overwhelmed and lost. Elena assisted me with every aspect of my case and was able to settle it within 2 years. Would highly recommend her services.”
Suffered a significant car accident resulting in right hand fracture Vadim M.“After being struck by a car twice in one year, while on a bicycle, I was struggling with the complex paperwork and felt helpless while dealing with the insurance companies on my own. Because of Elena’s help I was able to get my life back on track and focus on my treatments. She was able to reach a global settlement with the insurance companies.”
Two bicycle accidents few months apart, concussion Peter G.“It has truly been an incredible experience working with Mrs. Elena Pelz and Pelz Law Group. Elena was professional, diligent, and committed. Despite many challenges, she remained persistent for the last four years and worked tirelessly. The team displayed the highest degrees of professionalism, fairness, ethics, and communication.”
Head Injury, chronic pain syndrome Kashif M.You are not required to have one, but the insurer has adjusters and lawyers whose job is to limit what it pays. A lawyer protects your deadlines and makes sure you claim both accident benefits and compensation from the at-fault driver. Speak with Elena Pelz before giving a recorded statement: 647-250-9912.
Personal injury lawyers in Ontario typically work on a contingency fee, using the Law Society of Ontario's standard agreement. You pay nothing up front, and the fee is paid from the settlement or award. At Pelz Law Group, there are no fees unless your case is won or settled.
Generally two years from the date of injury, under the Limitations Act, 2002. Shorter deadlines often apply first: 7 days to notify your auto insurer, 10 days for falls on city property, and 60 days for snow and ice falls on private property.
Only if the injury is a permanent, serious impairment of an important physical, mental or psychological function. In 2026, a $47,913.01 deductible applies to pain and suffering awards under $159,708.71. Learn more about car accident claims.
No-fault benefits paid by an auto insurer after a collision, regardless of who caused it. Medical, rehabilitation and attendant care are mandatory, up to $65,000, or $1,000,000 for catastrophic injuries. Since July 1, 2026, income replacement and other benefits depend on the policy.
Yes. If a vehicle was involved, you can apply for accident benefits, through your own auto policy first if you have one, and sue the at-fault driver. The same applies to cyclists, e-bike riders and e-scooter riders struck by a vehicle.
A provincial rule that caps treatment funding at $3,500 for sprains, strains, whiplash and similar injuries. Insurers often apply it too early. Chronic pain, psychological injury or a pre-existing condition can take a claim outside the cap.
Serious claims typically take two to four years. A case should not settle until your recovery and future needs are clear. Accident benefits continue to pay for treatment in the meantime.
Rarely. Most cases resolve through negotiation or mediation. Preparing each file as if it will go to trial is what produces fair settlement offers.
Get medical care, photograph the hazard and your footwear, report the fall and collect witness names. Ask the property owner in writing to preserve any video. For snow and ice, written notice is due within 60 days. Learn more about slip and fall claims.
Yes, but written notice must reach the city clerk within 10 days of the fall. For snow and ice on a sidewalk, you must also prove gross negligence. If you fell on city property, call 647-250-9912 now.
A legal designation for the most severe injuries, including paralysis, amputation, serious brain injury, loss of vision and severe psychological impairment. It raises medical and care benefits from $65,000 to as much as $1,000,000. Learn more about catastrophic injury claims.
Yes. A concussion is a brain injury, and headaches, memory problems and fatigue can persist even when scans are normal. Consistent treatment and medical records are what prove it. Learn more about brain injury claims.
Get the denial letter and your full policy, and continue treatment. You generally have two years from the denial to sue, and an internal appeal does not stop that clock. Speak with Elena Pelz before you appeal. Free consultations are available.
Yes. At 24 months, most policies change from being unable to do your own job to being unable to do any job. This is the most common point for a cut-off, and it can be challenged with medical and vocational evidence. Learn more about long-term disability claims.
Yes. Under the Family Law Act, spouses, children, grandchildren, parents, grandparents and siblings can claim for loss of care, guidance and companionship, lost financial support and funeral costs. The claim generally must start within two years of the death. Learn more about wrongful death claims.
Yes. Under the Negligence Act, compensation is reduced by your share of fault. If you are found 25% at fault, you recover 75%. Accident benefits are paid regardless of fault.
Not before it is reviewed. A settlement is final, and early offers often leave out future care and income loss. Elena Pelz will review an offer at no cost: 647-250-9912.
Free consultations. No fees unless your case is won or settled.
