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Should I Hire a Lawyer for a Minor Car Accident in Nova Scotia?

Truth be told, most people never expect to be looking this question up. When a motor vehicle accident happens, and the damage looks minor, the instinct is to move on. Time is precious after all; no ambulance or flashing lights. Sometimes, a few shaken drivers, dented bumpers, and a long afternoon dealing with an insurance company is better avoided for all parties involved.

Posted in: Car Accidents

Is Lane Splitting Legal in Nova Scotia?

Motorcycle riders in Nova Scotia deal with a unique mix of freedom and frustration. The open road feels different on a bike, but once traffic congestion sets in, especially in Halifax or other congested areas, that freedom can disappear fast.

Car Seat Law in Nova Scotia

Every year across Canada, children are involved in motor vehicle collisions simply because they weren’t safely buckled up. Often, the car seat may not have been the correct fit for the child, or it was installed too early or incorrectly. Ensuring proper safety measures can make a big difference in keeping our little ones safe on the road.

Is a Store Liable for a Customer Injury in Nova Scotia?

In Nova Scotia, a store can be held liable for a customer injury if the accident occurred because reasonable steps were not taken to keep the premises safe. Liability depends on the facts. What caused the fall, how long the hazard existed, and whether the property owner responded appropriately all matter. There is no automatic fault, but there is accountability under the law.

What to Do After a Car Accident in Nova Scotia

You have been involved in a motor vehicle accident – what do you do? Obviously, if you are seriously injured the most immediate concern is to get medical attention. Sometimes an accident may seem minor and you do not appear seriously injured. A few days go by and you realize that you are more significantly injured than you first thought. 

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Common Winter Sports Injury Nova Scotia

In Canada, with the winter weather comes winter sports – hockey, skiing, sledding, ice fishing, etc. However, thousands of people are injured every year participating in winters sports.

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Questions to Ask A Personal Injury Lawyer

We have a great deal of experience in dealing directly with insurance companies where we act on behalf of our clients in obtaining the medical information they are requesting and determine what documents they, in fact, are entitled to.

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How Injury Lawyers Assist in Dog Bite Cases

Dog bites can result in serious injuries. At the very least, they will result in a trip to the hospital. You may need shots to clear up potential infections and you will likely have to live with at least some discomfort for a period of time. In some cases, you end up missing time from work because you cannot do your job while you are recovering. People can also sometimes die from dog attacks.

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How to Choose the Right Personal Injury Lawyer in Nova Scotia

How do you find a personal injury lawyer the right way? Choosing a lawyer after an injury can feel overwhelming sometimes, especially if you don’t know what to look for. It’s not just about their credentials; it’s about finding someone who truly sees you as a person, not just a case number.

Posted in: Personal Injury

What Kind of Compensation Can I Get After a Slip and Fall Accident?

Many of us go about our day, visiting stores, parking lots, or friends’ homes without a second thought, until an unexpected fall forces us to visit the nearest hospital. A quick slip on a slick tile or icy patch can unexpectedly alter our lives, sometimes permanently. Slip and fall accidents can lead to more than just bruises, as they can result in unbearable medical bills, missed days at work, or even lasting disabilities.

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