Involved in a motor vehicle accident?

You Can Claim Accident Benefits Regardless of Whether You Are at Fault or Not

Accident Benefits or "no fault benefits" are benefits received from your own automobile insurer following a Motor Vehicle Accident. The purpose of these benefits is to help you recover from your injuries without having to pay out of your own pocket. However, it is important that you report the accident to your insurance company and initiate the Accident Benefits process within 30-days of the date of the accident.

Accident Benefits claimants are categorized into one of three categories:

Minor Injuries - Entitled to medical benefits up to $3,500
Non-Catastrophic Injuries - Entitled to medical benefits up to $65,000
Catastrophic Injuries - Entitled to medical benefits up to $1,000,000

You may also be entitled to Attendant Care Benefits, Income Replacement Benefits, Non-Earner Benefits, Caregiver Benefits, and/or Housekeeping Benefits, depending upon your injuries and circumstances.

You can also sue the at-fault party for amounts over and above the benefits you receive from your own automobile insurer.

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