Alberta
2 lawyers whose firms cover personal injury work in Edmonton. Each lawyer was checked on their provincial law society's public directory before being listed — check again before you hire, as people move firms. Contact firms directly — Lawvoo doesn't take personal injury enquiries in Canada.
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Nathan A. Po · Partner, Head of Immigration Law Practice Group · Personal Injury · Edmonton
10088 102 Avenue, Suite 1801, Edmonton, AB T5J 2Z1
Leads the firm's Immigration Law Practice Group, which helps individuals and their families obtain permanent residence, work and study permits. He also practises wills and estates. The firm also covers family law, employment law for employees and employers, residential real estate, and personal injury.
Diane C. Ferrante · Managing Partner · Personal Injury · Edmonton
10060 Jasper Avenue, Suite 2800, Edmonton, AB T5J 3V9
Managing partner who leads the firm's litigation group, practising family law, insurance and personal injury law, and mediation and arbitration. She became a partner in 2015. The firm also covers employment law for employees and employers, residential real estate, and estates.
Car crashes, slips and falls, disability claims and medical malpractice. Alberta's auto insurance rules are changing: a new 'Care-First' system starts on 1 January 2027 and will restrict the right to sue after a crash in most cases. Lawvoo only lists firms for this area — contact a firm directly.
Personal Injury lawyers across CanadaToday, a driver who is not at fault can sue in most circumstances, except for narrowly defined minor injuries. That changes on 1 January 2027, when Alberta's Care-First auto insurance system starts: benefits will come from your own insurer, and you will be able to sue only if the at-fault driver is found guilty of certain serious offences or your losses are more than the insurance pays.
The time limit is generally two years from the date of the injury or damage. Do not leave it to the last minute — a lawyer can confirm the date that applies to you.
The Alberta Court of Justice hears civil claims up to $100,000. Larger claims go to the Court of King's Bench.
Lawvoo only lists firms for personal injury in Canada. Contact any firm directly through its own website — and check the lawyer in the provincial law society's directory first.
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