Spinal Cord Injury Law

Personalized, Local Legal Advocacy for People Living With Life-Changing Spinal Cord Injuries.

More Than Legal Support

Guiding You Through the Challenges of a Spinal Cord Injury

A spinal cord injury is one of the most devastating and life-altering injuries a person can experience. Whether the injury is complete or incomplete, the effects can include quadriplegia (tetraplegia) or paraplegia, and often lead to permanent changes in mobility, independence, and quality of life.

Mobility impairments, psychological wellbeing, and neuropathic pain can have a catastrophic impact on a person’s ability to earn an income and provide for their family in the future. Likewise, home and vehicle modifications and assistive devices are often required. You need a team in place with extensive experience helping spinal cord injury survivors recover their independence.

At Teggart Injury Law,

We understand the profound toll a spinal cord injury takes. We know these cases are highly personal and complex. That’s why we take the time to understand your unique circumstances, connect you with compassionate local rehabilitation providers, and ensure your legal rights are protected from day one. You won’t be passed off to junior staff or treated like just another file, you’ll have direct access to an experienced personal injury lawyer committed to your recovery and your future.

One-on-One Commitment, Local Advocacy.

We’re a Barrie-based law firm serving Simcoe County, including communities such as Alliston, Angus, Innisfil, and Muskoka. Our roots here mean we understand the needs of local families, and we’re proud to offer not only legal guidance but also compassionate, local care to people dealing with life after a spinal cord injury.

When you work with us, you’ll always know who is handling your case. We make it a priority to keep the lines of communication open — your phone calls and emails will always be returned. You can count on us to be accessible, approachable, and committed to supporting you and your family throughout the process.

Protecting Your Rights After Spinal Cord Injuries

From a legal standpoint, our role is to ensure your rights are fully protected so you can focus on what matters most — your recovery and your family. We have extensive experience representing people with both complete and incomplete spinal cord injuries, including quadriplegia (tetraplegia) and paraplegia.

Spinal cord injuries can result in life-altering challenges such as paralysis, reduced mobility, chronic pain, bowel and bladder dysfunction, and even difficulty breathing. These medical complications often make it impossible to return to work, maintain independence, or manage daily activities without assistance.

At Teggart Injury Law, we understand the enormous medical, psychological, and financial impact of a spinal cord injury. Our job is to build a strong case on your behalf so you can access the compensation and resources you need for long-term care, rehabilitation, and security.

The Road to Recovery:

Physical, Psychological, & Financial

Our role after a spinal cord injury is to support you in the following ways:

Rehabilitation Support

Financial Recovery

We pursue fair compensation to cover your losses, including:
Past and future income loss
The cost of ongoing and future care costs
Housekeeping and home maintenance needs
Pain and suffering
Out-of-pocket expenses

Causes of Spinal Cord Injuries Cases We Handle

Motorcycle Accidents

Car Accidents

ATV Accidents

Drunk Driving Collisions

Trucking Accidents

Pedestrian Accidents

Snowmobile Accidents

Boating Accidents

Slip and Falls

Defective Products

Experienced Advocacy for Life-Changing Injuries

Spinal cord injuries change lives forever. Having the right lawyer by your side means having someone who will fight tirelessly for your future while giving you the personal attention you deserve. At Teggart Injury Law, we’ve helped countless families in Barrie, Simcoe County, and across Ontario recover the compensation and support they need after catastrophic spinal cord injuries.