
How Social Media and Surveillance Can Affect an Ontario Personal Injury Claim
Quick answer Yes. Insurers and defence lawyers in Ontario may review public social media, seek relevant private content during litigation, and use lawful surveillance to question a claimant’s credibility or limitations. A photo rarely proves that someone is uninjured, but it can be used out of context. Do not delete potentially relevant posts without speaking to your lawyer. Published August 2026. ... How Social Media and Surveillance Can Affect an Ontario Personal Injury Claim Read More »
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