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The city of Edmonton is located in the middle of Alberta. It is Canada’s most northern major city, and is home to over 1 million people. Edmonton is the capital of Alberta. Edmonton is known as “Festival City,” hosting an array of events, including: the world-famous Edmonton Folk Music Festival, the Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival, and the Edmonton International Street Performers Festival.

There are a number of personal injury lawyers in Edmonton, and it can be overwhelming if you have been in a car accident. Your personal injury lawyer is Moustarah & Company. Moustarah & Company is located in downtown Edmonton, and have been helping injured Albertans for over 2 decades. Contact Moustarah & Company in downtown Edmonton for your personal injury claim.

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How Alberta’s Proposed Bike Lane Legislation Could Impact Cyclist Safety

Bicycle Accident Lawyer Edmonton: How Alberta’s Proposed Bike Lane Legislation Could Impact Cyclist Safety

Cycling in Edmonton has become increasingly popular as more residents use bicycles for commuting, recreation, and transportation. At the same time, discussions surrounding bike lane infrastructure and proposed Alberta legislation restricting or removing bike lanes have raised serious concerns among cyclists, safety advocates, and legal professionals. Continue reading “How Alberta’s Proposed Bike Lane Legislation Could Impact Cyclist Safety”

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Bicycle Accident Lawyer Edmonton: Why Spring Brings Higher Cycling Injury Risks

As the snow melts and Edmonton streets become busier with cyclists, spring marks the beginning of a high-risk season for bicycle accidents. Warmer temperatures encourage more people to commute, exercise, and explore the city by bike, but increased traffic, potholes, wet roads, and distracted drivers can create dangerous conditions.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a cycling collision, speaking with an experienced bicycle accident lawyer in Edmonton can help you understand your legal rights and options for compensation.

Why Bicycle Accidents Increase During Spring in Edmonton

Spring conditions in Edmonton often create unique hazards for cyclists. Roads damaged by winter freeze-thaw cycles may contain potholes, loose gravel, or uneven pavement. Drivers may also be less accustomed to sharing the road with cyclists after months of winter driving. Continue reading “Bicycle Accident Lawyer Edmonton: Why Spring Brings Higher Cycling Injury Risks”

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Moustarah & Company Announces Office Relocation Effective January 1, 2026

Moustarah & Company is pleased to announce the relocation of our Edmonton office to a new location at 11203 70 Street NW, Edmonton, Alberta, effective January 1, 2026.

A New Edmonton Location, The Same Commitment to Our Clients

As our firm continues to grow, we have moved to a new office designed to better serve our clients and support our legal team. Our new location provides a professional, comfortable, and private environment for consultations and meetings.

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Navigating Construction Zones In Edmonton

Edmonton’s roads are frequently affected by construction, road maintenance, lane closures and changing traffic patterns. Construction zones can create additional hazards for drivers, passengers, pedestrians and road workers. Knowing how to safely navigate a construction zone can help reduce the risk of a serious motor vehicle accident.

Construction zones can involve reduced speed limits, narrowed lanes, lane shifts, uneven pavement, construction equipment, flaggers, temporary traffic signals and changing road conditions. Drivers need to slow down, pay attention to temporary signs and be prepared for conditions to change quickly.

If you are injured in a collision in or around an Edmonton construction zone, determining what happened may require more than simply identifying which vehicle struck another. The circumstances of the road work, traffic controls, signage, road conditions and conduct of the drivers may all become relevant when determining responsibility for an accident.

Originally published: July 25, 2023

Last updated: August 15, 2026

Reviewed by: Chady F. Moustarah

Construction zone on an Edmonton road with temporary traffic controls
Edmonton construction zones can involve changing traffic patterns, reduced speed limits, lane closures and other hazards for motorists.

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