HIT-AND-RUNS OR HIT BY UNINSURED DRIVERS: Can I still make a claim for my injuries?
In Canada, a person who injures you as a result of his or her negligence must put you back in the position you were in before you were injured.
In Canada, a person who injures you as a result of his or her negligence must put you back in the position you were in before you were injured.
The City of Grande Prairie 2020 Automated Traffic Enforcement Annual Report records 1269 total collisions for the year. Like many Alberta municipalities, high traffic intersections also coincide with higher collision rates. Many driver errors are unfortunately due to impaired driving, distracted driving, and excessive speeding. The Grande Prairie 2020 Transportation Master Plan notes road safety …
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Vehicle Collisions and Wildlife – Suing the Driver of your Own Vehicle In Alberta, and indeed across Canada, drivers are sometimes faced with the situation of a wild animal on the roadway.
It’s an all too common scenario: A person is injured in a motor vehicle accident. The facts seem to show that the other driver is at-fault… but the other driver is telling a different story that seems to suggest that the injured person is to blame for the accident.
Moustarah & Company: Your Experienced Leduc Personal Injury Lawyer The Leduc RCMP Detachment 2019 Year in Review reported 132 injury collisions – a rise from previous years. Speeding violations for Leduc County Rural topped the file count at 774 with an average ticketed speed of 131 km/hr. Popular cities like Leduc also attract commuters from …
Rideshare services, like Uber, continue to grow in popularity due to their growing accessibility across Alberta, and the convenience they offer.