Failing to remain at the scene of a collision is a very serious crime. Unfortunately, people do it all the time. A large portion of Alberta pedestrian accident cases involve hit and run drivers, and a few vehicle-on-vehicle collisions do, too. Fortunately, there is recourse for personal injury victims who have gotten into accidents with […]
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You’ll rarely hear an “emotional distress” suit formally discussed in Alberta courts; they’re usually called “torts.” A tort is any wrongful or negligent act that leads to someone else getting hurt, suffering a loss, or coming to harm. Any loss generates a tort case. You know these cases best as personal injury cases. It’s also […]
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It’s easy to make mistakes when you make a car accident insurance claim. Every mistake that you make can reduce the eventual value of your settlement. If you heed all these do’s and don’ts, you increase the potential value of your claim and increase your chances of a successful claim. Making the right moves isn’t […]
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Are insurance settlements taxable in Canada? Many of our clients are worried about the tax implications of winning a large sum of money all at once. The short answer: no, you do not pay tax on lawsuit settlements in Canada. However, the long answer does present some additional complications and issues you should stay aware […]
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Wage loss insurance, also known as a wage-loss replacement plan (WLRP) is a type of insurance typically offered by Canadian employers to Canadian employees. These plans kick in when you cannot go to work as a result of sickness, accident, disability, or other reasons. They essentially replace your income until or unless you can return […]
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