Lane Foster
Automatically compiled listing. Details may contain errors.Founder & Principal Lawyer at Foster Injury Law
Personal Injury
Insurance LawFounder & Principal Lawyer at Foster Injury Law
Personal Injury
Insurance LawLane Foster founded Foster Injury Law and has devoted an entire legal career to helping people hurt in accidents, and their families, recover compensation. The work is personal injury litigation and nothing else, with a focus on serious car crash cases, catastrophic injuries and disputes with insurers. Lane's clients come from Barrie, Kitchener and communities right across Ontario.
Lane earned a Juris Doctor at the University of Manitoba and made the Deans' Honour List there. Law school also meant time as senior editor of the Asper Review of International Business and Trade Law and as a research assistant for the Faculty of Law, and in 2014 the Asper Review published Lane's article on how Canadian law responded to OECD criticism under the corruption convention. Lane also clerked at the Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench, handling legal research and analysis for its judges.
Lane's practice is built around litigation. If a file can't be resolved, it moves through discoveries, motions, mediation, arbitration and, when needed, trial. Lane appears regularly in trials before the Superior Court of Justice and in statutory accident benefits arbitrations at the Licence Appeal Tribunal, and Lane's name appears as counsel in reported decisions from both.
Lane also writes educational guides on Ontario accident benefits law, covering subjects like the Minor Injury Guideline, catastrophic impairment and the serious impairment threshold. Away from work, Lane played soccer and kept up regular workouts as of 2019.
Most of Lane's caseload is litigation after serious motor vehicle accidents and claims involving catastrophic injuries, along with insurance disputes, for clients anywhere in Ontario.
Lane takes statutory accident benefits disputes to arbitration at the Licence Appeal Tribunal, a regular part of the practice.
Lane represents clients whose long-term disability benefits have been denied or terminated. These insurance cases often run alongside accident benefits files.
Lane Foster acted for the plaintiff, alongside Gary Will and Brennan Kahler, in a claim that followed a head-on crash on December 18, 2017. The court held the defendants liable.
With Mark Elkin, Lane Foster represented the plaintiff, injured in an August 19, 2016 collision in Orangeville. The defence motion to dismiss the claim under the Insurance Act threshold was dismissed.
Lane Foster acted for the plaintiffs in a case arising from an October 24, 2019 altercation outside PGP. PGP's motion for summary judgment was dismissed.
Lane Foster was counsel for the applicant, hurt in a November 21, 2017 automobile accident. The tribunal found the applicant entitled to an ongoing income replacement benefit from October 1, 2020 with interest, and held the insurer liable to pay an award.
Decisions where Lane Foster appeared as counsel, from public court records. Past cases don't predict future results.
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