Personal Injury Lawyer in Calgary
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Personal Injury Lawyers Serving Calgary & Southern Alberta
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Cases we handle
Motor Vehicle AccidentsWe represent Calgary residents injured in motor vehicle collisions and help them pursue compensation available under Alberta law.
Our experienced lawyers provide clear guidance throughout the claims process and help clients understand their legal options.
Have you received proper advice about your motor vehicle injury claim?Learn More
Serious & Catastrophic InjuriesWe assist Alberta families affected by serious injuries such as brain trauma or paralysis.
Our Calgary team helps clients pursue compensation based on their circumstances and the long-term impact of the injury.
Has a serious injury changed your ability to work, live independently, or care for yourself?Learn More
Medical & Malpractice ClaimsWe assist clients with medical malpractice claims involving Calgary healthcare providers.
Our lawyers help injured patients pursue compensation for medical errors and understand the legal options available to them.
Do you believe medical care may have caused or contributed to your injury?Learn More
General Personal InjuryWe assist Calgary residents with personal injury claims, including dog bites and slip-and-fall accidents.
Our lawyers help clients pursue compensation and provide guidance based on the circumstances of each claim.
Were you injured because of an unsafe condition, defective product, or another party’s actions?Learn More
Every case requires the right strategy,
timing, and legal positioning.
The difference often comes down to how the case is handled from the start.
Handled over 10,000 personal injury cases
Decades of experience across simple and complex claims.
Trusted by hundreds. Proven over time.
in Personal Injury Law
with Injury Claims
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Accident benefits and the tort claim
These are two separate things. Accident benefits under your own policy are available regardless of fault and have their own short deadlines. The claim against the at-fault driver is separate. Both need to be handled, and benefits received can affect the tort claim.
Evidence of the system, not just the hazard
Proving there was ice or a wet floor is rarely enough on its own. What usually decides these claims is the occupier's inspection and maintenance record: how often the area was checked, what was logged, what was done, and whether the hazard had been reported before. Those records exist, and they need to be requested.
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The care claim can be the largest part of the claim
Where a child has a permanent injury, the damages that matter most over a lifetime are the cost of future care, therapy, equipment and accommodation, and the loss of earning capacity. Those are proved with life care planning and economic evidence, and they take time and cost money to establish properly.
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FAQ
Do I need a lawyer for my personal injury claim?
You are not legally required to hire a lawyer. However, insurance companies may assess claims differently when a person does not have legal representation. A personal injury lawyer can explain your rights, help you understand available options, and assist in pursuing compensation based on the facts of your case
How much does it cost to hire your firm?
We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you don’t pay legal fees unless compensation is recovered. There are no upfront fees, and our fee is a percentage of any settlement or court award.
What types of cases do you handle?
Our firm focuses on personal injury law, including:
• Motor vehicle accidents (car, truck, motorcycle)
• Pedestrian and cyclist accidents
• Slip-and-fall and premises liability claims
• Catastrophic injuries (brain/spinal injuries)
• Wrongful death claims
• Insurance disputes and denied claims
If you’re unsure whether your situation may give rise to a claim, contact us for a free consultation.
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Alberta?
In most cases, Alberta’s Limitations Act requires a claim to be started within two years from the date of the accident or when the injury was discovered. Some exceptions may apply, and delays can affect evidence and legal options.
In most cases, Alberta’s Limitations Act requires a claim to be started within two years from the date of the accident or when the injury was discovered. Some exceptions may apply, and delays can affect evidence and legal options.
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