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Trusted Injury Lawyers Since 1959
Preszler Injury Lawyers is one of Canada’s most established personal injury firms, helping accident victims since 1959. With a long-standing reputation for toughness and integrity, they operate on a simple promise: You Don’t Pay Unless We Win. Their Hamilton office provides expert legal counsel for a wide range of claims, including Car Accidents, Long-Term Disability denials, and Slip and Fall injuries. They pride themselves on direct communication, ensuring clients speak directly to lawyers, not just case managers. 🏛️🇨🇦
- Motor Vehicle Accidents: Proven success in recovering millions for victims of serious road accidents.
- Disability Claims: Aggressive advocacy for those wrongfully denied LTD benefits by insurance companies.
- No Win, No Fee: A risk-free approach to legal representation that prioritizes the client’s recovery.
Convenient Downtown Location
Conveniently located at the Hunter Street GO Station, Preszler Injury Lawyers is incredibly accessible for clients across the GTA and Hamilton. If you need to find a personal injury lawyer with over 60 years of history and the resources to take on major insurers, Preszler is a name you can trust. 🤝⚖️
Specializing In
Long Term Disability, Car Accidents, Slip and Fall, Wrongful Death
Address & Location
1 Hunter St E, Hamilton, ON L8N 3W1
Building Location
The office is situated in the Hamilton GO Centre building (historic TH&B Railway Station) at 1 Hunter Street East. This landmark building is a central transit hub in downtown Hamilton.
Suite Access
Access via the main station entrance. The office is located on the upper level/concourse area.
Parking Details
Public parking is available at the GO Station lot and nearby municipal lots.
Public Transit
Unmatched accessibility, located directly inside the Hamilton GO Centre, connecting to GO Trains, GO Buses, and the local HSR bus network.
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Preszler Injury Lawyers – Hamilton, ON
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