With so many Albertans struggling even in the best of times, it is difficult to imagine how one could continue to pay their bills and stay afloat following a car accident that results in injury.
For many of us, pets are part of the family. We may take them on vacation and in rides in the car. Those rides are not without risk – here’s a short guide to travelling by car with your pet.
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.
The SEF 44 Endorsement provides you, as well as your dependent family members, with excess insurance to cover any damages sustained in a motor vehicle accident in excess of $200,000, up to your own policy limits. In effect, it provides you with coverage up to the maximum of your own policy limits, whatever that may be. If you have the exact same amount of coverage as the other person involved in a collision, the Family Protection Endorsement is not activated.
Experts say that looking at a text message takes an average of four seconds, which translates to looking away from the road the entire length of a football field when driving 50 mph.
It is always fun and exciting to ride a motorcycle in Alberta. However, motorcycles pose serious threats to the riders if they fail to take the necessary precautions to avoid accidents. The results of a motorcycle accident can be damaging, and the injuries can last a lifetime. This guide will reveal what steps riders need to take to avoid an accident.
Can the benefits you receive from the government, your employment, or another form of wage replacement program be deducted from your loss of income claim?
Can you be compensated for having to use your sick time to attend medical appointments?
Hazardous winter road conditions dramatically increase the risk of accidents. In Alberta, these are the top six dangerous intersections of the province.
Winter road conditions dramatically increase the risks of accidents. In British Columbia, these are the top six dangerous intersections in the province.
Safety ratings are scores assigned to different vehicles based on their performance on a series of safety tests. In particular, safety ratings provide consumers with information on crash avoidance and safety features of different vehicles.
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