Insurance Claims
Professional Claims Assistance
At Easyway, we go to great lengths to ensure you never feel alone. We pride ourselves on our client advocacy, especially when it comes to insurance claims.
To start your claim, call us as soon as it is safe to do so. Your broker can help answer any questions you have and help guide you through the process.
Be Prepared
Download a copy our Accident Report Form to ensure you’re prepared in case of an accident, and keep a copy of the form and a pen in your glovebox at all times. If you’re involved in an accident, this form will help remind you what information should be collected in the event of an incident.
In the Event of an Accident
Accidents are highly stressful situations. That is why it’s important to try your best to remain calm. If you are in an accident, take your time to follow these important steps:
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Call 911 for an ambulance if one is required
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Exchange information with all parties involved in the accident:
- First and last names
- Driver license numbers
- Insurance company names and policy numbers
- Vehicle make/model/year/license plate number
- Telephone numbers
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Get names and telephone numbers of any independent witnesses to the accident
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If the property damage exceeds $2,000, you must report the accident to a collision reporting centre
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You must call the police if:
- Someone has been injured or killed in the accident
- The accident resulted from a criminal activity (such as impaired driving)
- If:
- Any driver involved has no insurance or does not have a valid licence
- The accident involved a pedestrian or a person on a bicycle
- Any driver refuses to exchange information (i.e. driver license and insurance information)
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Take photos, if possible
Reporting Your Claim
Ontario is a no-fault province. Meaning, in the event of a collision, your insurance provider will handle your claim, regardless of who is at fault.
To start your claim during regular business hours please call the Easyway office directly. Our office hours are Monday to Friday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Outside of regular office hours, please report the claim directly to your insurance company. Your insurance company’s name is on your pink liability slip or on your property insurance policy.