MG Law Personal Injury LawyersOttawa, ON · April 27, 2026The New “First Payer” Rule & Ontario Accident Benefits: What It Means for Your Medical Bills After a Car Accident
Starting with policies issued or renewed on or after July 1, 2026, Ontario’s auto insurers must cover eligible medical and rehabilitation costs (except medication costs) from a car accident before a claimant’s workplace health plan or private benefits are accessed. This is the new “first payer” rule. Until now, many people hurt in collisions were told ... The New “First Payer” Rule & Ontario Accident Benefits: What It Means for Your Medical Bills After a Car Accident Read More »
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