Rising Off-Road Vehicle Accidents Across Canada
Off-road vehicle accidents have been on the rise across Canada. Learn about recent trends, causes, and what measures you can take to stay protected.
How long do you have to file a car accident claim in Alberta?
In Alberta, you typically have two years to file a car accident claim, but exceptions apply. Learn key deadlines, legal rights, and why acting quickly matters.
What you need to know about the upcoming no fault insurance system in Alberta
Discover how Alberta’s upcoming no-fault insurance system will impact compensation, lawsuits, and at-fault accidents.
Dealing with Uninsured or Underinsured Drivers in Alberta: A Guide for Legal Representation
Learn how to handle uninsured or underinsured driver accidents in Alberta and secure fair legal compensation.
How to file a car accident claim if I’ve been injured in a ride-share accident in Alberta?
Janet De Vita and Katharine E. Hennebery explain the steps to take and how rideshare insurance can protect you.
How do Slip and Fall Claims Work in Alberta?
Our lawyers, Anastase E. Maragos and Justin Kiedrzyn, explain slip and fall liability in Alberta, including property owners’ responsibilities and how negligence is assessed.
No-Fault, No Fairness? The Risks of Alberta’s Insurance Shift
Alberta’s shift to no-fault auto insurance aims to simplify claims but raises concerns about impacts on residents’ rights.
What are “Invisible Injuries” and how do they impact personal injury claims?
Robert D. Powell and Anastase E. Maragos discuss the concept of invisible injuries and their significant impact on personal injury claims.
Orthopedic Injuries from Accidents: What You Need to Know
Orthopedic injuries are among the most common consequences of car accidents and slip-and-fall accidents. These injuries can be minor and heal quickly, but can often have long-lasting effects and devastating consequences for an injured person, leading to conditions such as arthritis, chronic pain, and other conditions.
Proving Psychological Injuries in a Personal Injury Claim in Alberta
In summary, proving psychological injuries is a difficult task, that requires a multi-pronged approach. You need to catalogue your own experiences, attend treatment, and – quite often – have an outside expert provide an opinion on the injuries.
