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 …
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.
During a personal injury case, it is common for your lawyer to request you visit a medical practitioner (or more than one) to establish the extent of the injuries you have suffered due to someone else’s negligence.
After being involved in an accident, injured individuals may choose to pursue a personal injury claim. Depending on the circumstances of the case, it could take several years to settle the claim. And during that time, accident survivors seeking compensation for their injury-related damages may be subject to various types of surveillance as a means of gathering evidence to disprove their claims. It is important to be aware of the types of surveillance insurance companies and defense litigators may use. To learn more, click here.
