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- Alberta Minor Injury Cap – Update 2025
The Superintendent of Insurance Interpretation Bulletin 07-2024 confirms the annual increase in the Minor Injury Cap; the amount for non-pecuniary damages for minor injuries sustained in car accidents in Alberta. Effective January 1, 2025, the maximum minor injury amount of $6,061 will be increased … Read more »
- Helping a Loved One with a Brain Injury or Injury that Prevents Them From Being Able to Instruct a Lawyer
What Is a Litigation Representative? When a person has suffered an injury that warrants bringing a legal claim for compensation, the usual course is for that person to retain a lawyer to work with them through the litigation or settlement process. However, in some cases, a person’s injuries may be s … Read more »
- NO-FAULT AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE: What This Means for You
On November 21, 2024, the Government of Alberta announced that it will be implementing a no-fault automobile insurance system on January 1, 2027. No-Fault Auto Insurance Explained The government’s recently announced “Care First” auto insurance system is a no-fault system privately delivered by insur … Read more »
- CAM LLP ranked as Tier 1 in Edmonton for Personal Injury Litigation by Best Law Firms™ – Canada (2025)
Our team is proud to share that Cummings Andrews Mackay LLP has been named a Tier 1 firm in Edmonton for Personal Injury Litigation in the 2025 edition of Best Law Firms – Canada. We also earned a National Tier 3 ranking for Personal Injury Litigation. View the rankings here: https://www.bestlawfirm … Read more »
- National Truth and Reconciliation Day 2024
Please note that on Monday, September 30th, 2024, our office will be closed in observance of National Truth and Reconciliation Day. At CAM LLP, we take this time to reflect and honour the generations of people living with the negative legacy of Canada’s residential schools. We extend our thoughts to … Read more »