Pedestrian accidents are a serious problem in Alberta with hundreds of accidents happening every year. Because pedestrians aren’t protected by car frames or airbags, even a minor accident can lead to serious injuries or death. While there are many reasons pedestrian accidents happen, negligence is one of the leading causes. Let’s break down the most …
Chronic pain can change your life. Whether it’s from an accident, an illness, or a long-standing condition that worsens over time, living with ongoing pain can make everyday tasks feel impossible. For many people in Alberta, chronic pain also means being unable to work, which can create serious financial stress. Long-term disability (LTD) insurance benefits …
Life can be unpredictable, and a sudden illness or injury can turn everything upside down. If you live in Alberta, having a long-term disability (LTD) insurance policy can provide financial stability and peace of mind during tough times. But with so many policies out there, how do you know which one is right for you? …
Car accidents are stressful and can leave you feeling overwhelmed. Dealing with legal processes and communicating with insurance companies on your own can be challenging. To make matters worse, there is a sea of misinformation on the Internet and social media about car accident claims in Alberta. These myths can lead to confusion, added stress, …
Numerous reports by victims have shown that young people suffered institutional abuse that was sexual, physical, and psychological in nature while participating in Big Brothers’ youth mentorship programs. Survivors harmed by these wrongdoings are entitled to seek damages through a civil legal claim. For many survivors, this can be an important and fulfilling step in …
Alberta will change its auto insurance system to no-fault starting in 2027. Read on to learn the potential advantages and disadvantages to you.
Survivors of Boy Scouts or Girl Guides institutional abuse may be entitled to compensation. Learn how our lawyers may be able to help.
Hearing stories of several recent dog attacks in the Alberta media, some may make you feel uncomfortable while other incidents are horrifying. Municipalities have updated bylaws and policies in an effort to prevent dog bites and other dog-related injuries.
