Category: Injury Law

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Demerit Points in Alberta: Ultimate Guide [2023]

As a citizen, everyone should obey traffic rules and regulations. But what if someone breaks the rule? You’ll get a ticket and demerit points in Canada for violating traffic rules. On a scale of 2 to 7, you can get demerit points based on the violation type and numbers. Sound confusing? This article explains the […]

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Alberta Traffic Safety Act Fines and Demerits

Aware of the traffic rules? Then you need to become familiar with the consequence of breaking them. That includes fines and demerits points. In Alberta, there are over 112,000 car accidents annually, resulting in over 27,000 injuries and 400 fatalities. These deaths and injuries cost Albertans $4 billion in monetary losses and have significant personal, […]

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Disability Benefits in Alberta: Ultimate Guide [2023]

Disability or any severe medical condition puts any person into uncertainty. Besides their daily living, it hampers their ability to work, leading them towards an economic crisis. In this regard, as part of the responsibility, the Canadian government provides financial help to citizens with disabilities that hinder them from working. But you might be wondering […]

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What Happens If You are Injured in an Uber?

With the use of the Uber app and firm, users can arrange to be picked up by someone else for a fee and then be driven to their location. By eliminating the need for cash (all rides are paid for using Uber’s credit card system), it improves the business process. It makes it simpler for […]

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How to Apply for Short Term Disability?

Short-term disability is a brief time of disability that makes a person eligible for benefits to replace lost income. Depending on the particular plan, the incapacity period may be anywhere from 17 and 52 weeks. It would help if you could not perform the essential functions of your own work to be eligible for short-term […]

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