Personal Injury Lawyers in Edmonton
Chronic pain is pain that lasts for over three months or beyond the expected healing time of an injury. You may feel the pain constantly all the time or it may come and go. Both chronic and acute pain can significantly affect a person’s ability to work, participate in activities, and maintain a good quality of life. Your pain can stem from various sources, including motor vehicle accidents (MVA). If you have been injured in a car accident in Alberta, talk to your Edmonton personal injury lawyers: Moustarah & Company today. The expert lawyers at Moustarah & Company will help you determine if you are suffering from pain and how to hold the insurance company accountable to pay you the compensation that you deserve. Contact Moustarah & Company today about your chronic pain injury from a car accident.
. The “duty to mitigate” – if I don’t treat my injuries properly, does it affect my claim? The quick answer – and the danger of falling under the “minor injury cap” In short – YES! Your claim could certainly be affected. It is very important to realize that your overall claim award can be […]
Did you know that car accidents can cause erectile dysfunction? Yes, you read that right. While it may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of motor vehicle accidents, it occurs more often than you might think. As with any other injury that you sustain in a motor vehicle accident […]
It can take as little as a few days to several years to settle a car accident claim in Alberta. The main factor that drives the length of time it takes a file to settle a claim in Alberta is how long it takes a person to recover from their injuries. Since each person recovers […]
The concept of mitigation is closely related to managing risk and personal responsibility. It is frequently described by the phrases ‘mitigating your losses’ or someone having a ‘duty to mitigate.’ While mitigation is a legal concept, it is rooted in everyday personal responsibility for lessening your losses. Mitigating your losses simply refers to taking reasonable […]
WHAT IS THE “CAP”? In 2004, the Alberta government passed the Minor Injury Regulation, which capped damages for pain and suffering for certain so-called “minor injuries” caused by a motor vehicle collision.
As personal injury lawyers, we see a number of people who suffer from chronic pain, chronic pain syndromes, and fibromyalgia.
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