Information About NOVA Injury Law

A hit-and-run accident can be a terrifying event in someone’s life, especially if it leaves them severely injured. Here’s what Canadians (and Nova Scotians) need to know about laws regarding hit-and-runs and the victim’s options for pursuing compensation for injuries. What Is a Hit-and-Run Accident? … Read more »

Passing a vehicle can be safe–or hazardous. Nova Scotia has specific laws regarding when someone can or can’t pass another vehicle. Even in cases where they’re legally allowed to, there’s advice to follow to ensure passing doesn’t result in a catastrophic accident. Here’s what you need to know. What … Read more »

If you suffer minor injuries due to a car accident in Nova Scotia, you have the right to receive compensation for the consequences of those injuries in your daily life. A personal injury claim aims to financially restore you to the position you would be in if the accident never happened. You will re … Read more »

How Compensation Works for Sexual Assault Victims in Nova Scotia In Canada, countless incidents of sexual assault occur annually, exceeding a staggering 460,000 cases. Shockingly, a mere 33 out of every 1,000 assaults are brought to the attention of the authorities. Even more disheartening is that m … Read more »

Rights and Responsibilities of Cyclists in Motor Vehicle Accidents in Newfoundland and Labrador Cycling is a popular mode of transportation and a cherished recreational activity in St John’s and elsewhere in Newfoundland. However, when cyclists share the road with motor vehicles, accidents can happe … Read more »