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From $85,000 to $750,000: How Thorough Investigation Changes Outcomes

Cesar Carranza on January 1, 1970

Sam was told his case was worth $85,000 and that proving catastrophic impairment was impossible. Campisi LLP secured $750,000 by refusing to accept limitations.

Sam, a devoted retiree, found himself facing an unthinkable tragedy. A serious pedestrian accident in 2019 left him with significant injuries, and the subsequent loss of his wife created a perfect storm of physical and emotional trauma. Initial legal assessments suggested modest compensation. Campisi LLP saw the complete picture and delivered justice that reflected his true losses.

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When Complex Liability Meets Expert Legal Strategy, Results Follow

Cesar Carranza on January 1, 1970

David’s case seemed impossible from the start. Uninsured scooter. Running a red light. Never checking for oncoming traffic. The case’s prospects looked bleak, if they existed at all.

David faced what appeared to be an unwinnable situation after a serious electric scooter collision. But Campisi LLP saw beyond the challenges and secured a $1.1 million recovery, proving that even the most complex liability scenarios can yield substantial results.

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Uncovering the Unseen: How Campisi LLP Turned a $40K Offer Into an $865K Future

Cesar Carranza on January 1, 1970

When others were ready to settle, Campisi LLP stepped up to the plate and dug deeper for Mr. R — radically changing his future.

Mr. R, a 54-year-old father and grandfather, was advised to accept a $40K-$50K settlement for a motor vehicle accident that left him unable to work for several years. Moreover, the accident — in which Mr. R was an unwitting passenger — caused him significant mental distress.

Mr. R’s former lawyer had overlooked vital information, such as the fact that he hadn’t received a single cent in income replacement benefits for over four years. Additionally, nobody had accounted for the serious toll the accident had taken on his peace of mind.

Thankfully, before agreeing to the low settlement, Mr. R sought a second opinion from our knowledgeable and highly regarded team at Campisi LLP.

Rather than taking the quick win, we relentlessly went beyond. What others viewed as the end of the line, we saw as a second chance to fight for what Mr. R actually deserved.

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Correcting the Course: How Campisi LLP Changed the Law to Help Ms. S and Others Like Her

Cesar Carranza on January 1, 1970

Ms. S didn’t want to hire a lawyer. She just wanted to get better.

But, when the system tragically failed her, Campisi LLP stepped in — fighting through multiple levels of appeal to make things right and rewrite the rules of fairness for everyone.

Following a life-changing collision, Ms. S found herself injured, out of work, and lacking income support. Steered into the wrong benefits by her insurers, Ms. S had a rather bleak outlook.    

Then, Campisi LLP stepped in to help her reclaim her future, and, in the process, made legal history with a landmark case.

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Old Personal Injury Case

Julia Vilorio Peguero on January 1, 1970

Accident victims who suffer catastrophic impairments can access greatly enhanced accident benefits funding, which in turn promotes higher value claims settlements. To be deemed catastrophically impaired under the criteria set out in the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS), an accident victim with a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) requires objective evidence of the injury on diagnostic imaging, supported by expert medical opinions. This presents a challenge when the initial trauma results in a mild TBI (or concussion), because these injuries do not usually show up on standard imaging technology (x-ray, CT and MRI). Recently, however, scans taken with a newer technology called single-photon emission computerized tomography (SPECT) have been accepted by Ontario courts as an evidentiary tool for demonstrating mild TBI, although its use has been controversial.

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