
Broken Bones & Fractures in
Newfoundland & Labrador
Suffered a broken bone or fracture?
Get the compensation you deserve with NL’s largest and most experienced personal injury law firm.
Broken bones and fractures can be extremely painful and may take months to heal. Claiming compensation for bone-related injuries can help cover your medical expenses, lost earnings, and any other damages suffered as a result of the accident.
How long after an accident can I file a claim?
According to Newfoundland and Labrador law, you have two years after an accident to file a claim for compensation. Changes made in 2020 to the Automobile Insurance Act require legal notice of intention to make a claim be provided within just 120 days of an automobile accident. Failing to do so may impact your compensation amount.
It is always in your best interest to keep detailed notes and to collect records and receipts from the moment you are injured – regardless of when you plan to pursue legal action. The more evidence you have showing the injury’s financial impact on your life, the stronger your case will be.
How to Seek Compensation
After suffering a broken bone or fracture injury, you should first seek insurance coverage. If you suffered your bone injury in a car or pedestrian accident, you may claim compensation under the other party’s automobile insurance policy or even your own policy’s Section B coverages. Section B coverages apply, regardless of your fault in an accident.
If you believe someone caused the accident through reckless behaviour or negligence, you may be able to sue for compensation. You must be able to demonstrate the injury’s financial impact on your life for things like medical care, mobility equipment, childcare, transportation, lost income, and more. Pain and suffering may also be pursued, depending on the circumstance.
Decades of Experience
For over 40 years, Roebothan McKay Marshall has been fighting on behalf of injury victims across Newfoundland & Labrador.
As Newfoundland & Labrador’s largest and most experienced personal injury law firm, we’ve won thousands of personal injury cases – totalling over $1 billion in compensation for accident victims across the province.
Our legal team is here to explain how insurance works in our province, explore what types of benefits are available, and support you every step of the way. Our personal injury lawyers will negotiate with the insurance company on your behalf to ensure you receive the financial compensation you deserve.
Make the Call today. It costs nothing to talk.

When You Make The Call
When you’ve been injured in an accident, knowing what to do can be overwhelming. That’s why it helps to contact an experienced Personal Injury Lawyer as soon as possible. Our team at Roebothan McKay Marshall will listen to your story, answer your questions, and provide you with the clear information you need right now.

1. Free consult
When you reach out to us, we’ll set up an initial call to discuss your accident and answer your questions. We’ll explain what to expect, what type of compensation you may be entitled to, and what to do next.

2. No settlement, no fee
With a contingency-based fee arrangement, you don’t pay any upfront or hourly charges. There are no legal fees unless your case is settled.

3. A trusted advocate
You’ll have our team by your side, every step of the way. For more than 40 years, we’ve been helping Newfoundland & Labradorians navigate life after an accident — you won’t have to go through it alone.
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