How it works
Lawyers weigh three things: liability (was someone else at fault?), damages (how serious are the injuries and losses?), and timing (are any legal deadlines at risk?). Answer one question per screen and we'll score your situation across all three.
Your answers stay in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere unless you submit the review form at the end.
Your result
Timing warning:
What to do in the next 7 days
- See a doctor (or keep going to treatment) and keep records of every visit.
- Write down everything you remember about the incident while it's fresh.
- Keep every receipt, prescription, and pay stub showing lost income.
- Don't sign anything from an insurer or accept money until you've had a free consultation.
- Don't post about the incident on social media.
- Note the deadline: Ontario's basic 2-year limitation period runs from when you discovered the claim — get advice early, not late.
- Get a free case review (below) so a real lawyer sees your details.
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Legal disclaimer
This quiz is general information only and NOT legal advice. It cannot tell you whether you will win a case — it only indicates whether your situation has markers lawyers look for. Using it does not create a lawyer–client relationship with NorthPeak Estimates or any lawyer. Ontario only; laws change and every situation is different. Speak to a licensed Ontario lawyer for advice.
Frequently asked questions
Is this quiz legal advice?
No. This quiz is general information only and is not legal advice. Using it does not create a lawyer–client relationship. Speak to a licensed Ontario lawyer about your situation.
Can the quiz tell me if I will win my case?
No, and it never tries to. It only tells you whether your situation has the markers personal injury lawyers look for — clear liability, significant damages, and no timing problems — so you know whether a free case review is worth your time.
What is the 2-year rule in Ontario?
Ontario's Limitations Act generally gives you two years from the date you discovered (or should have discovered) your claim to start a lawsuit. Miss it and you can lose the right to sue entirely, which is why the quiz asks about timing.
What should I do right after a car accident or injury in Ontario?
Get medical attention, document everything (photos, names, reports), keep receipts and pay records, avoid signing insurer documents or accepting money before getting advice, and talk to a lawyer early — deadlines can be shorter than you think.
Is the quiz free?
Yes. The quiz is free, and requesting a case review through the form is free.