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

  • 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…

  • Amputation Injuries After an Accident: Legal Advocacy for Catastrophic Harm

    An amputation injury is life-altering. The loss of a limb creates permanent physical, emotional, and financial challenges. Individuals who suffer amputation injuries are often classified…

  • 5 More Myths About Pursuing A Personal Injury Claim

    When people are hurt in a crash, the legal questions start piling up faster than the paperwork. And somewhere in that swirl of confusion, a…

  • Understanding Adverse Inference

    In civil litigation, courts will sometimes draw what’s called an “adverse inference.” It is an assumption that a party’s failure to call an important witness/expert…

  • How Do You Prove Who Was at Fault After a Car Accident?

    Proving fault when there are no independent witnesses – is it really just my word against theirs? It can often feel that way. After an…

  • Who Pays If You Are Injured as a Pedestrian in New Brunswick?

    Understanding Pedestrian Accidents in New Brunswick When a pedestrian is hit by a vehicle, one of the questions they may end up having is: “Who…

  • Why You Shouldn’t Trust an Online Template with Your Will

    In the online age, it’s tempting to turn to the internet for quick, low-cost solutions to almost anything, including preparing your will. A quick search…

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