Getting Caught without Insurance – Key Questions Before you hire

Getting caught without insurance.- Key questions to ask BEFORE you hire a law firm.

• The financial stakes are very high when it comes to fighting a No Insurance charge in Ontario.
• At a minimum, you’re facing fines of $5,000 and higher
• And, in some rare cases, you may be license suspension
• If you’re looking to hire a law firm to fight and keep you from paying really high fines, here are 4 key questions you need to ask BEFORE you hire a law firm in Ontario.

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Question #1 – What percentage of  the law firm’s practice is fighting No Insurance cases?

• Ideally, you want a law firm to have a significant percentage of their practice focused on fighting No Insurance cases. 
• The reason why is simple. You want a law firm that has the experience of knowing how to fight this charge and knowing how to navigate the legal landscape to get you the best outcome.

Question #2 – How long have they been defending No Insurance cases in Ontario?

• You’re looking for is a law firm that has at least a few years of fighting No Insurance cases.  
• The more years he or she has been defending these types of cases, it’s more likely that the law firm has the necessary experience to fight your driving on a No Insurance case properly.

Question #3 – How many No Insurance cases have they defended?

• Here, you’re looking to hear that your law firm has defended 100s of these types of cases.
• The more No Insurance cases fought, the more experience that law firm will have in helping you fight your Driving without Insurance case.

Question #4 – Does the law firm have experience in the court handling your Drive No Insurance charge?

• The law firm you hire must have experience in the court, which will prosecute your No Insurance charge. Here’s why.
• The prosecutor and Justice of the Peace in your No Insurance charge have a lot of power in your case.
• Understanding how that prosecutor and Justice of the Peace thinks and handles driving on No Insurance cases will impact the strategy in your case.
• The reality is different prosecutors and Justices take a different approach to handling these types of cases.
• And knowing that approach ahead of time can make all the difference between you avoiding the minimum $5,000 fine. Or, in some cases, other harsh penalties