GSK Personal Injury Law

Frequently asked questions

I was in a car accident in Toronto. Can GSK Personal Injury Law take my case?

Yes. Motor vehicle accidents are one of GSK's main practice areas, and the firm handles both statutory accident benefits claims against a client's own insurer and tort lawsuits against an at fault driver.

My long term disability claim was denied. Can GSK help?

GSK handles both short term and long term disability claims, including benefits purchased through an employer plan or bought privately, and the firm says it will communicate directly with the insurance company on a client's behalf.

I slipped and fell at a business in the GTA. Do I have a case?

GSK offers a free consultation to look at whether a property owner or occupier was responsible for the conditions that caused a fall, since liability in these cases depends on who controlled the space where the injury happened.

I suffered a concussion after an accident. Does GSK handle brain injury claims?

Yes. The firm's brain and spinal injury practice covers everything from concussions to severe traumatic brain injuries that need months or years of rehabilitation, and it works to line up the insurance claim with a client's ongoing medical care.

Do I have to pay anything upfront to hire GSK Personal Injury Law?

No. The firm works on contingency, so clients pay nothing unless their case settles or wins, and the firm's own fee is capped at 33 percent.

Where is GSK Personal Injury Law located and how long has it served Toronto?

The office is at 5255 Yonge Street, Unit 1111, in Toronto. According to the firm's own site, its lawyers have served Toronto and surrounding communities, including Concord, Etobicoke, King City, North York, Richmond Hill, Thornhill, Vaughan, and Woodbridge, for more than 15 years.