Business & Personal Injury Lawyers in London, Ontario
Booni Law provides practical legal advice to businesses, entrepreneurs, injured people and families in London and throughout Southwestern Ontario. Contact us today by reaching out via email at admin@boonilaw.com or by phone at +1 226-271-1751 to see how we can assist with your legal needs.
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Practical, commercially focused legal advice for businesses at every stage, from formation and contracts to transactions, corporate matters, and ongoing legal needs.
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Practical legal guidance for individuals navigating personal injury claims and seeking compensation for their injuries and losses.
Frequently Asked Questions
PERSONAL INJURY FAQs
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You should contact a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible after an accident, especially if you have suffered significant injuries, missed work, or are dealing with an insurance company. Early legal advice can help protect your rights, preserve important evidence, and ensure you understand your options. Ontario also has limitation periods that can affect how long you have to start a legal claim.
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After a car accident, make sure everyone is safe and call 911 if necessary. Exchange information with the other driver, photograph the scene and vehicles, speak with witnesses, and report the accident to your insurance company. Seek medical attention for any injuries and keep records of your treatment. If you were injured, contact Booni Law right away.
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An insurance adjuster may contact you to ask about the accident, your injuries, treatment, and losses. Provide accurate information, but avoid agreeing to a settlement before understanding your rights and the full extent of your claim. If you have suffered significant injuries or are unsure how to respond to the insurer, speaking with a personal injury lawyer at Booni Law can help.
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A personal injury claim generally involves investigating the accident, documenting your injuries and losses, dealing with insurance companies, and negotiating compensation. If a fair settlement cannot be reached, a lawsuit may be necessary. Your lawyer from Booni law can guide you through the process and explain your legal options based on the circumstances of your injury.
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Booni Law works on a contingency fee basis, meaning legal fees are generally paid from the compensation recovered for you. We offer a No-Win-No-Fee model whereby we do not charge for any service unless we win.
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Bring any information you have about the accident, including photographs, police or collision reports, insurance information, medical records, witness details, and documents from your insurer. Information about missed work and related expenses can also be helpful. Don't worry if you don't have everything—we can explain what additional documents may be needed.
BUSINESS LAW FAQs
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It is helpful to involve a business lawyer when starting a company, bringing in a new business partner, preparing or reviewing contracts, buying or selling a business, or dealing with a business dispute. Getting legal advice early can help identify potential issues before they become costly problems.
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A shareholder agreement can establish how important decisions are made, define shareholders' rights and responsibilities, and address what happens if a shareholder wants to leave the company, dies, becomes disabled, or wants to sell their shares. A lawyer can help prepare an agreement that reflects the specific needs of your business and its shareholders.
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Yes. A business lawyer can assist with the legal aspects of buying or selling a business, including reviewing the transaction structure, conducting legal due diligence, negotiating and preparing agreements, and identifying potential liabilities. Legal advice can help ensure that important issues are addressed before the transaction closes.
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A business lawyer can help draft, review, and negotiate a wide range of commercial agreements, including partnership agreements, shareholder agreements, employment agreements, service agreements, purchase and sale agreements, leases, and other business contracts. Legal review can help identify unclear terms, potential risks, and obligations before you sign.
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Starting a business involves several legal considerations, including choosing the appropriate business structure, registering or incorporating the business, preparing agreements between owners, protecting business assets, and establishing appropriate contracts. A business lawyer can help you understand your legal obligations and choose arrangements that suit your business.
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You should engage a business lawyer as early as possible—ideally before signing a letter of intent or purchase agreement. A lawyer can help you understand the proposed transaction, review or negotiate the terms, identify potential legal and financial risks, conduct due diligence, and structure the deal to protect your interests. Early legal advice can help prevent costly issues and ensure you are prepared before the transaction moves forward.
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