Award Winning Calgary Personal Injury Lawyers

No. Our lawyers only represent accident victims and never insurance companies.

If you are asking this question, you should contact a personal injury lawyer. We provide free consultations with no obligation. If you think you have a situation where a personal injury lawyer might help, call us and ask!

We only charge fees if we are successful in your case, and we will never charge you back for expenses incurred in an unsuccessful case.

Our personal injury lawyers do not require payment until after settlement. Then, the fees are payable out of the proceeds of the settlement. If there is no settlement, we do not charge a fee.

A contingency fee refers to a fee that is payable after settlement and is calculated as a percentage of that settlement.

No. We only charge a fee after we have successfully won your case. In addition, we will cover the expenses of the lawsuit along the way and claim those back as part of the settlement. You do not have to pay anything upfront.

No! Since we work on a contingency fee that is a fixed percentage of the settlement, we do not charge you for phone calls or meetings. This means you can feel confident in picking up the phone or meeting with your lawyer without worrying about how much you are being charged.

The vast majority of cases are settled before trial. In the cases that go to trial, the plaintiff usually makes a decision to go to trial after turning down an offer to settle from the defendant. However, there are cases where the defendant does not offer sufficient money to settle the case, and the only fair way to get the compensation you deserve is to go to trial.

Each lawsuit has a number of legal elements that must be assessed to determine the strength of the whole lawsuit. Our lawyers assess these elements and use the proper evidence to prove them. We will be honest and upfront with you about the strengths and weaknesses in your case.

After a settlement, it typically takes between 4 – 6 weeks before you receive your funds.

If you want to sue somebody, in most cases, you have a time limit. If you do not file your lawsuit in time, your legal claim is extinguished. These time limits are set out in various statutes (laws). A law that sets down a time limit to start a claim is known as a statute of limitations. It is very important to know the time limit to start your claim. If you miss that deadline, your claim can no longer be pursued.

In personal injury claims, you can claim damages for the following:

• Pain and suffering;
• Loss of earning capacity, both past and future;
• Out-of-pocket expenses;
• Future cost-of-care; and
• Loss of housekeeping capacity.

A case can take months to years to settle, depending on the severity of your injuries and the complexity of the case.

Our personal injury lawyers know the law and what evidence is important in your case and will fight for you. Insurance companies also know the law and what evidence is important, but they are fighting against you. Our personal injury lawyers will deal with the law and the insurance companies and let you focus on your health and treatment.