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Our Legally Speaking series offers valuable information on the law in New Brunswick.

  • After the Policy, Not the Person

    One of the most common things we hear after a car accident is: “I don’t want to make a claim. I don’t want to hurt…

  • Can You Still Make a Personal Injury Claim If You Were Ticketed After a Car Accident?

    Yes, you may be able to. Getting a ticket after a motor vehicle accident in New Brunswick does not automatically mean you are barred from…

  • Can You Make a Personal Injury Claim If you Don’t Have Car Insurance?

    Many people assume that if they’re involved in a car accident in New Brunswick and don’t have insurance, they automatically lose the right to seek…

  • Supreme Court of Canada Recognizes New Civil Claim for Intimate Partner Violence

    A recent Supreme Court of Canada decision has created a new tort addressing intimate partner violence, marking an important development in Canadian personal injury and…

  • Supported Decision-Making and Representation Act

    Many families don’t realize this until they’re already in a crisis… If a loved one has a disability or medical condition that affects their ability…

  • Motorcycle Accidents in New Brunswick

    Motorcycle accidents in New Brunswick tend to be some of the most serious accidents we see and not because riders are reckless, but because they…

  • Motorcycle Season Is Back, And So Are the Potential for Accidents

    Motorcycle season is back. The roads are clearing, bikes are coming out, and for a lot of riders, this is the best time of year….

  • Injured as a Passenger in a Single-Vehicle Accident? You Still Have Options

    Many people assume that if they are injured as a passenger in a single-vehicle motor vehicle accident where no other car is involved, they have…

  • MVA / Injury Impact on women

    Personal injuries affect everyone differently, but for many women, the impact of an accident reaches far beyond the immediate physical harm. Physiologically, women often experience…

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