Personal Injury Lawyers in Edmonton
Our personal injury consultations are always free, we never charge by the hour, and we don’t get paid unless you do. Moustarah & Company works all of our personal injury claims on a contingency basis. This means that there are no costs to you until the case is settled and you receive fair compensation. Contact your Edmonton personal injury lawyer, Moustarah & Company to set up your free personal injury consultation today.
We have previously discussed the different types of damages in personal injury claims. You might be wondering how Courts and insurance companies decide how to compensate you for your injuries and losses. Continue reading “How do lawyers decide how much a personal injury claim is worth”
Whiplash injuries usually happen because of the sudden back-and-forth motion of the head, arising due to car accidents, high-impact incidents or sports collisions. The unexpected impact results in a violent forward and backward head motion that strains the neck’s muscles, ligaments and tendons. Suffering a whiplash injury can be both painful and overwhelming. Symptoms typically emerge within 24 hours and include neck pain, stiffness, headaches, fatigue and in some cases, even cognitive issues. When facing such an injury, knowing how the liability is ascertained and the type of evidence required to prove a whiplash injury is crucial. In this article, we shall have a look into these aspects.
When you pursue a personal injury claim against another driver after an accident, you are claiming that this other driver is at fault for the accident, and therefore caused the damage and injuries you suffered as a result. Therefore, in order to be successful in your personal injury claim, you first need to prove (through evidence) that the other driver was at fault for the accident. The question this blog will answer is how traffic and/or criminal charges placed against another driver can help you prove they are at fault for an accident, and how these can be used as part of your personal injury action. This is especially true in provinces like Alberta that have At Fault insurance legislation.
Continue reading “TRAFFIC OFFENCES AND YOUR PERSONAL INJURY CLAIM”
Are you in Edmonton or the surrounding area looking for a personal injury lawyer? Continue reading “Edmonton Personal Injury Lawyers | Here To Help”
In the digital information age, separating fact from fiction can be daunting, mainly concerning personal injury claims. Misconceptions abound, leaving individuals uncertain about their rights and options after an accident. In this comprehensive guide, we debunk common myths and provide clarity on navigating Alberta’s personal injury claims process.
Continue reading “Demystifying Personal Injury Claims”
Personal injury compensation for motor vehicle accidents often focuses on the drivers but passengers are also entitled to make a claim. Continue reading “DO PASSENGERS HAVE A CLAIM IN AN MVA?”