Where is your North York office?

Our office is located at 4789 Yonge Street, Suite 1101, North York, Ontario M2N 0G3. Meetings are by appointment. Please contact us before visiting so we can arrange a time and confirm the meeting details.

Do I need to visit your office to discuss my claim?

No. We offer initial consultations by phone or video, as well as in person by appointment. Documents can also be exchanged electronically. If your injuries make travel difficult, let us know so we can discuss suitable arrangements.

What types of claims do you handle?

We handle personal injury claims involving car accidents, motorcycle and truck collisions, pedestrian and cyclist injuries, slip and falls, dog bites, and serious or catastrophic injuries. We also represent people whose long-term disability benefits have been denied or terminated.

Can you help if I live in North York but was injured elsewhere in Ontario?

Yes. Our firm serves clients across Ontario. You can contact our North York office to discuss an incident elsewhere in the province, including a collision, fall, or other injury. We will review the circumstances and explain whether we can assist.

Is the initial consultation free?

Yes. Your initial consultation is free. We will discuss what happened, ask about your injuries or disability claim, and explain potential next steps. You can also ask about our services and fee arrangements before deciding whether to retain us.

How do legal fees work?

We offer contingency fee arrangements for the personal injury and disability matters we accept, with no upfront legal fees. Before you retain us, we explain how fees are calculated and how expenses, taxes, and any potential costs obligations are addressed. The specific terms are set out in your written retainer agreement.

What if I do not have all my records yet?

You can still contact us. Start with the information and documents you already have, such as the incident date, photographs, insurance correspondence, and details of your treatment. We can explain what else may be needed and, if retained, assist with obtaining relevant records.

Will I speak directly with a lawyer?

You can speak directly with Daniel Rabinovitch about your circumstances and legal options. If you retain our firm, Daniel and our team will work with you on your claim, explain important developments, and seek your instructions on decisions affecting your case.

Where is your North York office?

Our office is located at 4789 Yonge Street, Suite 1101, North York, Ontario M2N 0G3. Meetings are by appointment. Please contact us before visiting so we can arrange a time and confirm the meeting details.

Do I need to visit your office to discuss my claim?

No. We offer initial consultations by phone or video, as well as in person by appointment. Documents can also be exchanged electronically. If your injuries make travel difficult, let us know so we can discuss suitable arrangements.

What types of claims do you handle?

We handle personal injury claims involving car accidents, motorcycle and truck collisions, pedestrian and cyclist injuries, slip and falls, dog bites, and serious or catastrophic injuries. We also represent people whose long-term disability benefits have been denied or terminated.

Can you help if I live in North York but was injured elsewhere in Ontario?

Yes. Our firm serves clients across Ontario. You can contact our North York office to discuss an incident elsewhere in the province, including a collision, fall, or other injury. We will review the circumstances and explain whether we can assist.

Is the initial consultation free?

Yes. Your initial consultation is free. We will discuss what happened, ask about your injuries or disability claim, and explain potential next steps. You can also ask about our services and fee arrangements before deciding whether to retain us.

How do legal fees work?

We offer contingency fee arrangements for the personal injury and disability matters we accept, with no upfront legal fees. Before you retain us, we explain how fees are calculated and how expenses, taxes, and any potential costs obligations are addressed. The specific terms are set out in your written retainer agreement.

What if I do not have all my records yet?

You can still contact us. Start with the information and documents you already have, such as the incident date, photographs, insurance correspondence, and details of your treatment. We can explain what else may be needed and, if retained, assist with obtaining relevant records.

Will I speak directly with a lawyer?

You can speak directly with Daniel Rabinovitch about your circumstances and legal options. If you retain our firm, Daniel and our team will work with you on your claim, explain important developments, and seek your instructions on decisions affecting your case.

PERSONAL INJURY & DISABILITY LAW IN NORTH YORK

North York Personal Injury Lawyer

An injury can leave you facing pain, time away from work, and uncertainty about what comes next. DR Injury & Disability Law helps people in North York with car accident claims, slip and falls, other personal injury matters, and long-term disability denials. From our office at 4789 Yonge Street, we provide clear advice and personal attention throughout your claim.

Speak directly with personal injury lawyer Daniel Rabinovitch about your circumstances, your options, and the next steps. Your initial consultation is free.

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Call (416) 668-3944

4789 Yonge Street, Suite 1101, North York. Meetings by appointment, with phone and video consultations available.

Daniel Rabinovitch, Ontario personal injury lawyer

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SUPPORT THROUGHOUT YOUR CLAIM

How Our North York Personal Injury Firm Can Help

Managing a legal claim while recovering from an injury can feel overwhelming. At DR Injury & Disability Law, we explain your options, handle the legal work, and keep you informed. Whether you meet with us at our North York office or speak with us by phone or video, we help you understand what comes next.

01 Understand Your Options

We listen to what happened, review the information available, and explain whether a personal injury or disability claim may be worth pursuing.

02 Handle Insurance Communications

We deal with the insurers and opposing parties involved in your claim, manage requests for information, and explain the decisions that require your instructions.

03 Keep Your Claim Moving

We identify applicable deadlines, prepare the necessary legal documents, and guide your claim through each stage while keeping you updated on its progress.

04 Document the Impact on Your Life

We gather medical records, employment information, witness accounts, and other relevant evidence to show how your injuries affect your work, daily activities, and future needs.

05 Pursue a Fair Resolution

We assess your losses, explain settlement offers, and negotiate on your behalf. Where a fair agreement cannot be reached, we prepare to advance your case through litigation.

MEET WITH US IN NORTH YORK

Our North York Office and Consultation Options

Choosing a lawyer should include understanding who will handle your claim and how you will stay in touch. DR Injury & Disability Law offers consultations at our North York office by appointment, as well as phone and video meetings for people who prefer to speak from home.

01 Visit Our North York Office

Our office is located at 4789 Yonge Street, Suite 1101, North York, Ontario M2N 0G3. Contact us before visiting to arrange an appointment and confirm meeting details. Your initial consultation is free.

02 Speak With Us From Home

If your injuries, work schedule, or family responsibilities make travel difficult, you can discuss your matter with us by phone or video. We can also arrange the electronic exchange of documents to help you move forward with your claim.

To arrange a consultation, call (416) 668-3944 or use our contact form. Tell us briefly what happened and whether you would prefer an office, phone, or video appointment.

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PERSONAL INJURY & DISABILITY CLAIMS

Claims We Handle for North York Clients

Whether you have been injured in an accident or denied long-term disability benefits, we can review your circumstances and explain your options. Our firm represents North York residents in the following types of claims.

01 Car & Motor Vehicle Accidents

We represent drivers and passengers injured in car, motorcycle, truck, and rideshare collisions. We investigate what happened, review the available insurance coverage, and pursue the claims relevant to your circumstances.

Car accident claims →

02 Slip, Trip & Fall Injuries

Falls on sidewalks, in stores, in parking lots, and in residential buildings can cause lasting injuries. We investigate the condition of the property, maintenance practices, and who may be responsible.

Slip and fall claims →

03 Long-Term Disability Denials

If illness or injury prevents you from working and your insurer denies or terminates your benefits, we can review the policy, the insurer’s reasons, and the medical evidence supporting your claim.

Disability benefit denials →

04 Pedestrian & Cyclist Accidents

We help pedestrians and cyclists injured in collisions with vehicles. Our work includes gathering witness accounts, seeking available video footage, and documenting the impact of the injuries.

Pedestrian and cyclist claims →

05 Serious & Catastrophic Injuries

Brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, and other serious trauma can affect every aspect of daily life. We work to document treatment needs, lost income, and the care and support you may require in the future.

Catastrophic injury claims →

06 Dog Bites & Animal Attacks

We represent people who have suffered physical injuries, scarring, or psychological harm following a dog bite or animal attack. We investigate the circumstances and identify the parties and insurance coverage that may be involved.

Dog bite claims →

YOUR FIRST CONSULTATION

Preparing to Speak With a Personal Injury Lawyer

Your first consultation is an opportunity to explain what happened, ask questions, and understand your options. Whether we meet at our North York office or speak by phone or video, the following information can help us assess your circumstances.

You do not need to have every document before contacting us. Bring or share what you already have, and we can explain what additional information may be needed.

Details of What Happened

Note the date, location, and circumstances of the incident, along with the names and contact information of anyone involved or who witnessed it.

Photographs & Other Evidence

Gather any photographs, videos, incident reports, or collision-report information you already have. Let us know if you believe a nearby camera recorded what happened.

Medical Information

Have any available hospital discharge papers, treatment records, and the names of your healthcare providers. Be ready to discuss your symptoms and how they affect your daily life.

Insurance Correspondence

Keep letters, emails, claim numbers, and adjuster contact information. For a disability matter, include the denial or termination letter and your benefits booklet or policy, if available.

Work & Financial Impact

Note any time missed from work, changes to your duties, and expenses related to your injuries. Available pay records and receipts can help explain the financial impact.

Your Questions & Concerns

Write down what you want to ask about the claim, legal fees, communication, or next steps. Let us know if you need breaks, written explanations, or other arrangements for the meeting.

LOCAL COLLISION REPORTING INFORMATION

Reporting a Collision in North York

Where you report a collision depends on where it happened and the circumstances involved. Follow police instructions and check the official reporting information before travelling to a centre.

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Emergency Assistance Comes First

Call 911 if someone is seriously injured, there is immediate danger, or emergency assistance is required. A collision reporting centre is not a substitute for emergency care.

North Collision Reporting Centre

113 Toryork Drive, North York, ON M9L 1X9; Telephone: 416-808-3960.
Toronto Police currently lists hours of 8 a.m. to midnight, seven days a week. Confirm current hours before attending.

What to Bring

For a driver reporting at the centre, Toronto Police directs you to bring your vehicle, driver’s licence, vehicle ownership, and insurance information. Follow police instructions about moving or towing your vehicle.

Highway 401 and Other 400-Series Highways

Toronto Police directs people involved in collisions on 400-series highways, including Highway 401, to the Ontario Provincial Police. Your home address does not determine which police service handles the collision.

Pedestrian and Cyclist Reporting

Pedestrians and cyclists can report at the North Collision Reporting Centre. Injuries may require police attendance at the scene; follow police instructions and obtain emergency assistance when needed.

Starting a Report Online

Toronto Police provides an option to begin a collision report online. Starting online does not complete the report: it must be finalized in person at a collision reporting centre.

Source: Toronto Police Service. Information checked October 1, 2026. Confirm current instructions and hours before attending.

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