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Auto Insurance “reform” and the Columbia Icefield Incident
An open letter to Jason Kenney regarding the Auto Insurance Reform.
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An open letter to Jason Kenney regarding the Auto Insurance Reform.
You’ve been in a car accident. Now what? Here’s what to expect when filing an auto accident claim and a lawsuit.
We’re happy to announce that Dan and his team of “Hill’s Angels” are back again for the MS Bike Tour this year. Social distancing oblige, their 12th year riding will be quite different, as the event, scheduled for July 25, will be entirely virtual.
We are taking important measures to minimize disruption, while also protecting the health of our clients and employees and reducing the impact of the virus on our hard working professionals.
The insurance industry in Alberta is working on taking away your right to sue, leaving you at the mercy of an insurance company who will decide how much treatment you get and when you are ready to return to work.
After a mild traumatic brain injury, 1 out of 5 patients went on to experience post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and/or major depressive disorder (MDD) within the next 6 months, according to a study published online in JAMA Psychiatry.
While there is no season to do good and demonstrate our generosity, the holidays remind us to be charitable. For instance, the Assiff Law team contributed to the Edmonton Food Bank drive this month.
As soon as it snows, emergency rooms see a spike in visits related to winter sports injuries. — Despite what one might think, it’s not hockey players and snowmobilers, but skiers and snowboarders, who account for most of the injured.
For the third year in a row, Consumer Choice Award has Awarded Assiff Law Office as Edmonton & Northern Alberta Area’s BEST Lawyer – Personal
This is a big step for science and a bigger message of hope for all paralyzed people. In Grenoble, France, a tetraplegic patient can now walk again, thanks to an exoskeleton controlled by his brain. What if tomorrow we could equip all disabled people with an exoskeleton like this?
10612- 124 Street, Unit 300
Edmonton, Alberta
T5N 1S4
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