Personal Injury Lawyers in Edmonton
What It Means for Your Personal Injury Claim
Injuries from a Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) are usually covered by your own auto insurance policy but with some limitations. The most common limitations are a maximum of 21 treatments. Under Alberta’s automobile insurance framework, every driver’s insurance policy includes mandatory accident benefits (also called Section B benefits) that provide coverage for medical and rehabilitation treatments after a crash. However, standard Section B benefits generally only cover the first 21 treatments.
Make sure to discuss your case with your Edmonton personal injury lawyer, Moustarah & Company. Their expertise and knowledge will quickly determine your total section B benefits, and how much the 21 treatment limit will apply to your specific injuries and personal injury claim. Don’t settle for less than you deserve. Call today to speak with a trusted Personal Injury Lawyer in Edmonton and ensure your rights are protected.
. No fault is no good: what the possible change to the insurance industry means for car accident injury claims in Alberta On the brink of changing to no-fault With Alberta on the verge of possibly introducing no-fault auto insurance, Albertans must be aware of the consequences that switching to this scheme will have.
In Alberta, every auto insurance policy includes Section B benefits that can be claimed after you are in an accident, whether you are at fault or not.
Personal injury compensation for motor vehicle accidents often focuses on the drivers but passengers are also entitled to make a claim. Read about MVA passenger claims.
As we share our roads, sidewalks, and crosswalks with one another collisions can, and do, happen. The general term of Cyclist includes scooters, electric bikes, electric scooters, skateboards, etc. All forms of wheeled transportation.
Car accidents can be stressful and confusing. So, imagine the additional stress and confusion that someone might experience if the driver who caused the motor vehicle accident does not have insurance. Do you still have a personal injury claim? and how do you recover compensation for your injuries?
Accident Benefits (also referred to as Section B coverage) is part of your own policy of car insurance, or the policy of a vehicle owner or driver. Alberta’s “Section B” of car insurance provides mandatory, no-fault accident benefits for injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident, regardless of fault. These mandatory benefits cover most medical […]
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