MG Law Personal Injury LawyersOttawa, ON · September 24, 2026Minor, Non-Catastrophic, or Catastrophic? How Ontario Classifies Injuries for Accident Benefits
Last reviewed: September 2026 A letter from your insurer says your injury falls under the “Minor Injury Guideline.” That label decides how much treatment and care your accident benefits will pay for, and for how long. It does not limit a claim against the driver who caused the collision. For medical, rehabilitation and attendant care ... Minor, Non-Catastrophic, or Catastrophic? How Ontario Classifies Injuries for Accident Benefits Read More »
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