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- Cross-Border Motor Vehicle Accidents: A Legal Guide for Alberta Snowbirds
The promise of respite from Alberta’s harsh winters beckons many Albertans south, embracing the snowbird lifestyle. This seasonal migration, often undertaken by motor vehicles, presents unique legal challenges, particularly in personal injury law. This in-depth analysis delves into a critical and e … Read more »
- The Shifting Sands of No-Fault: Alberta’s Impending Changes to Auto Insurance and Their Impact on Personal Injury Law
Alberta’s personal injury landscape is on the cusp of significant change. The provincial government has announced its intention to transition to a “no-fault” auto insurance system by January 1, 2027. This shift will fundamentally alter how individuals in Calgary and across Alberta seek compensation … Read more »
- The Season of Winter Sports Injuries
Alberta, a province known for its winter sports, also unfortunately experiences a surge in winter sports injuries. From the slopes of Banff Sunshine Village to the ice rinks in Calgary, accidents can and do happen. When accidents occur, particularly due to someone else’s negligence, understanding yo … Read more »
- Traumatic Brain Injuries: A Legal Perspective in Alberta
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are a significant public health concern, often resulting in devastating consequences for individuals and their families. Beyond the immediate medical challenges, TBIs frequently raise complex legal issues, particularly in determining liability and securing compensatio … Read more »
- Holiday Party Liability in Alberta: What Hosts and Guests Need to Know
The holiday season is a time for celebration, camaraderie, and festive cheer. However, amidst the merriment, accidents can happen. A slip on an icy walkway, a fall down poorly lit stairs, or even an injury caused by intoxicated behaviour can quickly turn a joyous occasion into a nightmare. If you fi … Read more »