What to do when injured while in the course of employment
I was in the course of my employment when I was injured in a motor vehicle accident. Am I able to sue the other driver or do I have to claim WSIB?
Whether you can sue if you were in the course of your employment depends on a number of evidentiary factors. Typically, in Ontario if you and the other driver were both in the course of your employment at the time of the accident (meaning you were working and being paid by your employers at the time of the accident, your right to sue may be limited by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act (WSIA). Here are the key points:
Whether someone is in the course of their employment or not at the time of the accident can be quite complex. It is, therefore, important to consult with a legal professional to understand your specific situation and explore your options. They can provide guidance based on the details of your case and ensure you receive the appropriate compensation.
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Disclaimer: The explanations and information provided here are for general informational purposes only and are not intended to be legal advice. Always consult with a qualified lawyer or legal professional for advice specific to your situation.