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ARTICLE · 23 AUGUST 2019

Overview Of The Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund

A person injured in a motor vehicle collision in Ontario can submit a claim for accident benefits, Ontario's system of no-fault insurance, and, if the collision is someone else's fault, can sue the

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A person injured in a motor vehicle collision in Ontario can submit a claim for accident benefits, Ontario's system of no-fault insurance, and, if the collision is someone else's fault, can sue the other driver for negligence (a tort claim). In both circumstances, the injured victim will primarily be dealing with insurance companies who are obligated to respond to the claims on behalf of their policyholders.

Sometimes it can be confusing to know whose insurance company is responsible for responding to an injured person's accident benefits claim or tort claim. In Ontario, all licensed vehicles require insurance, so the majority of car accident victims will have some source of insurance either from their own insurance company or the other driver's.

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