Robert Preszler founded Preszler injury lawyers in 1959. The firm has a long history of providing legal assistance and advice to accident victims. Preszler Injury Lawyers is a national firm that serves clients despite being based in Ontario. Preszler Injury Lawyers handle claims in Ontario, Nova Scotia and beyond. Our services extend to British Columbia. The supply chain is not complete without truck drivers. Truck drivers deliver products, supplies and materials to towns and cities across the nation. They work hard and long hours in order to keep their communities connected and active. This vital and necessary service is often expensive. In general, truck drivers must travel long distances in challenging conditions. To meet delivery deadlines they may choose to sacrifice sleep, nutrition and good driving practices. This can cause road accidents. In a collision between a large truck and a car, there is a four-fold greater risk of death for the passenger than the truck driver. Even though trucks only account for less than 10% in the average number of collisions across the country, they cause 21% of all roadside deaths. Around sixty British Columbian truck accidents victims die each year as a consequence of collisions. We have helped clients with ICBC and long-term disability denials. Our team has extensive experience in premises liability claims. Preszler Injury Lawyers value clear and effective communication with our clients. Every client is given the attention they deserve. We make every effort to be available at any time of day or night so that we can help you meet your legal obligations. We will provide personalized services by visiting clients at their homes, businesses, hospitals and long-term care facilities. Our attorneys for personal injuries are dedicated to helping the injured. Our personal injury attorneys are dedicated to helping victims get the compensation they need in order to rebuild their lives. The patients place great trust in the healthcare professionals. They expect that their doctors, surgeons and other medical professionals will provide the best possible care. Nobody should suffer from additional health problems or die because of the mistakes or negligence of healthcare providers. Many people are forced to take long and expensive paths back to health because a doctor was negligent. Many people in British Columbia owe others a duty to care. According to various federal and provincial laws, individuals are required to carry out specific activities with reasonable caution in order not cause an accident that could be harmful or fatal. If you fail to comply, it could be deemed negligence. It is important to understand that the consequences of negligence by others can have a far-reaching impact, particularly when it results in premature deaths. Death of one person can have a negative impact on entire communities, families and social groups. People who have lost a loved one in an accident are often overwhelmed by extreme emotions. This can make it difficult for them to perform their normal daily activities. Bereaved family members of those who have been wrongfully murdered as a result of another's negligence feel shock, anger, and distress. These primal, raw emotions can continue to be felt by grieving family members for many years after the death of a loved one, or even throughout their entire lives.