Who’s Liable for a Slip and Fall on Public Property in Alberta?
A guide for anyone injured on an Alberta sidewalk, pathway, or municipal lot.
It’s Not Too Late: Understanding Your Legal Options After Sexual Assault in Alberta
Sexual assault leaves lasting scars, but survivors in Alberta have more time, and more support, than they may realize to pursue justice. You don’t have to face this alone.
My Alberta Car Accident Claim Was Denied or Underpaid. What Are My Options?
If your insurance company has denied your claim or offered less compensation than you expected, it can be frustrating. After a motor vehicle accident, many people expect to receive fair compensation from their insurer. Unfortunately, that does not always happen.
How Social Media Can Hurt Your Personal Injury Claim in Alberta
Almost everyone documents their life online in some form, whether it’s Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, or X. From workouts to weekend trips to the small, everyday moments, social media evidence has become a routine part of how insurance companies and defence lawyers evaluate personal injury claims in Alberta.
Injured in a Slip and Fall While Shopping? Your Rights Under Alberta Law
Had a slip and fall accident while shopping in Calgary, Edmonton, or elsewhere in Alberta? You may be entitled to compensation — but under Alberta law, timing and the right steps matter more than most people realize.
Is There a Cap on Compensation for Sexual Assault Survivors in Alberta?
In most Alberta personal injury and medical malpractice claims, there’s a well-known ceiling on what a court can award for pain and suffering, also called non-pecuniary damages.
Getting Hurt on the Ice: What Alberta Law Says About Hockey and Contact Sports Injuries
Every winter, thousands of Albertans lace up for recreational and competitive hockey — and every year, some of them end up seriously hurt because of another player’s actions on the ice. Sorting out whether an injury is simply “part of the game” or something a court would call negligence is rarely straightforward, precisely because sport involves a level of physical risk that ordinary life doesn’t. Anyone who steps onto the ice accepts some chance of getting hurt; the harder legal question is where that acceptance stops.
Summer Driving Accidents Are Rising. Here’s What Alberta Drivers Need to Know in Summer 2026
Summer is one of the busiest travel seasons in Alberta. Families head out on road trips, motorcycles return to the highways, construction zones increase, and more drivers spend extended hours on the road. Unfortunately, summer also brings a noticeable rise in motor vehicle accidents across the province. Understanding why accidents rise, and what legal rights you may have after a collision, can help drivers better protect themselves and their families.
Can I Sue Someone for Sharing My Intimate Images Without Consent in Alberta?
The non-consensual sharing of intimate images, sometimes referred to as image-based sexual abuse or “revenge porn,” can have devastating personal and professional consequences. Victims often experience emotional distress, reputational harm, financial loss, and an ongoing loss of privacy.
Injured in a Boating Accident in Alberta? Here’s What You Should Know About Your Legal Rights
Boating accidents can happen on Alberta’s lakes and rivers in an instant, leaving passengers and operators with serious injuries and difficult questions about liability. Whether the accident involves a recreational boat, fishing vessel, personal watercraft, or guided tour, understanding your legal rights is an important first step toward recovery.
