About Foster Injury Law

Foster Injury Law is an Ontario personal injury practice founded by Lane Foster. It's based in Barrie, where the main office sits on Welham Road in the city's south end, and it keeps a second office in Kitchener along with meeting locations around the region. The work is narrow by design: the firm takes personal injury and disability files and nothing else. That covers car, motorcycle, bicycle, and pedestrian collisions, trucking and off-road crashes, and slip and falls, through to serious claims involving traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, and other catastrophic injuries. It also handles long-term disability disputes and accident benefits, the coverage that's meant to kick in after a crash.

Cases run on contingency, so there's no fee unless the claim succeeds, and the firm sets that fee at roughly 30 to 33 percent of what it recovers. Consultations are free and carry no obligation. The firm stresses direct access: clients deal with their own lawyer through the file rather than a chain of staff. Because injured people often can't travel, meetings happen by appointment at the office, by phone or video, or at a client's home or hospital bedside. The firm acts for clients across Ontario, and it points to results well above insurers' opening offers, including a reported 2.4 million dollar judgment in Graul v. Kansal in 2022.

Milestones & recognition

  • Named a 2026 Community Votes Kitchener-Waterloo Platinum Winner for Personal Injury Law and Lawyers.
  • Reports court results above insurers' early offers, including a 2.4 million dollar judgment in Graul v. Kansal (2022).

Good to know

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Fees & payment

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Offices 2

102 - 642 Welham Road, Barrie, Ontario L4N 9A1

300 - 72 Victoria Street South, Kitchener, ON N2G 4Y9

The neighbourhood

In Waterloo Region the firm works out of 72 Victoria Street South, a multi-tenant building on the southern edge of downtown Kitchener. Victoria Park, the city's oldest, is a couple of blocks off, and the ION light rail is a short walk away, which matters for a practice built around people hurt on the region's roads, sidewalks, and transit. The Kitchener address is a base rather than the firm's home; Foster Injury Law is a Barrie firm, and the office gives it a fixed point to meet clients across Waterloo Region and out toward Cambridge. When getting there is hard, the firm comes to the client instead, at home or in hospital.

Frequently asked questions

Does Foster Injury Law charge anything up front?
No. The firm takes personal injury and disability cases on contingency, so you pay nothing unless the claim succeeds, and its fee runs to roughly 30 to 33 percent of what's recovered. The first case evaluation is free and carries no obligation.
The firm is based in Barrie. Can it still help if I was injured in Kitchener or Waterloo Region?
Yes. Foster Injury Law keeps an office at 72 Victoria Street South in Kitchener and represents injured people across Waterloo Region and nearby communities like Cambridge. It also acts for clients throughout Ontario.
What kinds of injuries and cases does the firm handle?
It sticks to personal injury and disability. That covers car, motorcycle, bicycle, pedestrian, trucking, and off-road crashes, slip and falls, and serious claims involving traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, and other catastrophic injuries, plus long-term disability disputes and accident benefits.
My long-term disability claim was denied. Is that something the firm deals with?
Yes. Long-term disability disputes are part of the firm's regular work. Its own advice is to speak with a disability lawyer soon after a denial, because there are deadlines for starting a lawsuit.
Do I have to come into the office to meet the lawyer?
Not necessarily. Meetings can happen at the Kitchener or Barrie office by appointment, by phone or video, or at your home or hospital if you can't travel, and clients work directly with their lawyer through the case.

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