Consumer’s Choice Award 2019 – Northern Alberta 
Consumer’s Choice Award 2018 – Northern Alberta 
In a personal essay, Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke revealed she was struck with two brain aneurysms after filming the first season of the HBO series.
Before the anniversary of the Broncos crash, the comeback story of survivor Ryan Straschnitzki, who didn’t give up on his hockey dreams despite a spinal cord injury.
Being a family member caregiver is a critical role. Here are some tips on how to deal with stress when helping a disabled loved one after a spinal cord injury.
The Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) program is intended to give severely disabled Albertans, who are incapable of earning a livelihood, a minimum amount of income for living expenses. The following article outlines how a personal injury settlement can affect the eligibility for AISH.
There are many ways to help yourself initiate, plan, and organize, in order to cook at home again. Here are a few tips.
Researchers at the University of Minnesota have designed a new high tech treatment that offers hope to patients with spinal cord injuries for restored function.
Throughout our years of experience at Assiff Law Office, we have seen insurers and in particular self -represented entities such as municipalities, who insure negligent municipal workers, use the following tactics to dissuade injured victims from pursuing an action altogether or to try and convince them to settle for far less than what their claim is actually worth.
Assiff Law Office Wins the 2019 Consumer’s Choice Award.
Assiff Law has been selected as Edmonton’s #1 Personal Injury Law firm, based on a 50-Point inspection, which includes reviews, ratings, reputation, history, complaints, satisfaction, trust and excellence.
The stories of Carla Shibley and Kara Douville are two inspiring examples of resilience, passion and dedication. While Carla is legally blind since age ten, Kara suffered from an L2 spinal cord injury. Yet, these two para-cyclists are currently qualifying to represent Canada at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.
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