Janis Criger is a Hamilton personal injury lawyer with a focus on malpractice lawsuits, personal injury claims and insurance claims. She has been qualified as a barrister and solicitor since 1985 and has appeared at all levels of court, including the Supreme Court of Canada.
Welcome to CrigerLaw.ca
Janis P. Criger represents personal injury clients with serious injuries resulting from car, motorcycle, bicycle, or pedestrian accidents, slip and fall injuries, professional malpractice, and product liability claims.
In addition, she represents families in wrongful death claims where someone else is at fault for the death of a loved one, and she also represents clients with disability insurance claims.
In any type of personal injury case, Ms. Criger works diligently to obtain fair and proper compensation for her clients, either by way of settlement or by award at trial.
Areas of Practice:
- Personal Injury Claims
serious injury claims & death claims - Professional Malpractice
doctor negligence & lawyer negligence - Motor Vehicle Accidents
car, motorcycle, bicycle, & pedestrian - Slip and Fall Injuries
- Disability Insurance Claims
- Property Insurance Claims
- Product Liability Claims
Locations Served:
Hamilton Personal Injury Lawyer: Helping accident victims throughout the Hamilton and Niagara regions including:
Brampton
Brantford
Burlington
Caledonia
Cambridge
Cayuga
Dunnville
Flamborough
Grimsby
Hamilton
Lincoln
Mississauga
Oakville
Paris
St. Catherines
Waterdown
Welland
Woodstock
Contact the Law Office of Janis P. Criger for a Free Consultation of your Personal Injury Claim.
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