Find a WSIB Lawyer or Paralegal in Ontario

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Looking specifically for a paralegal? Compare Ontario WSIB paralegals or submit your WSIB case to get started.

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Brad Valley, lawyer listed on ClaimIt for WSIB claims

Brad Valley

Lawyer

Valley Legal

I am an experienced WSIB lawyer. I have helped hundreds of workers win their appeals for WSIB benefits. I also assist with appeals for long-term disability benefits and Canada Pension Plan Disabiltiy benefits.

13
Years Exp
$1,000,000
Largest Case
Josh Kirshenblat, lawyer listed on ClaimIt for WSIB claims

Josh Kirshenblat

Lawyer

Fink & Bornstein Professional Corporation

In 2019 I enrolled in the Ryerson Law Practice Program. In March 2020, I started working with Fink and Bornstein P.C. and have mostly focused on WSIB/ASD/WSIAT matters.

6
Years Exp
$500,000
Largest Case
Richard Fink, lawyer listed on ClaimIt for WSIB claims

Richard Fink

Lawyer

Fink & Bornstein Professional Corporation

Is specialized in WSIA by the Law Society of Ontario. Has been doing WSIB/ASD.WSIAT cases for over 45 yrs. Recognized by Lexis Legal information as being the number one advocate (in appearances) at the Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal (WSIAT).

45
Years Exp
$999,999
Largest Case

Why Hire a WSIB Lawyer or Paralegal?

Each year, Ontario's Workplace Safety and Insurance Board denies roughly 17,500 to 18,750 claims. Workers who appeal with professional representation have a significantly higher chance of overturning a denial. A qualified WSIB lawyer or paralegal can gather medical evidence, prepare your case, and represent you at WSIB and WSIAT hearings.

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WSIB Lawyers and Paralegals Serving All of Ontario

ClaimIt helps injured workers compare representatives across Ontario, including Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa, London, Kitchener-Waterloo, Windsor, and surrounding areas. Review each profile and confirm whether the representative offers remote or in-person consultations for your matter.

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How to Choose a WSIB Representative

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Browse the Directory

Review profile details, WSIB experience, and contact options before choosing who to contact.

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Submit Your Case

Click "Choose" on any representative and fill out a quick intake form about your WSIB claim.

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Your chosen representative can review your information and explain their services, availability, and fee arrangement.

Frequently Asked Questions About WSIB Lawyers and Paralegals

How much does a WSIB lawyer or paralegal cost?
Fees and consultation arrangements vary by representative and matter. Review the profile, ask what services and expenses are included, and request the fee agreement in writing before deciding whether to proceed.
Can I get a WSIB lawyer in Toronto, Hamilton, or Ottawa?
ClaimIt helps injured workers compare representatives who may serve communities across Ontario. Review each profile and ask the representative whether they offer in-person or remote consultations and whether they can assist with your matter.
What is the difference between a WSIB lawyer and a paralegal?
Lawyers and paralegals have different scopes of practice. A licensed paralegal may handle many WSIB and WSIAT matters, while a lawyer may also handle court steps such as judicial review. Ask each representative what services they provide.
What happens if my WSIB claim was denied?
A representative may review the decision, help organize relevant information, and explain possible reconsideration, objection, or appeal steps. Your options depend on the decision and facts, so ask for a case-specific explanation and do not assume an outcome.

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