Think Your Claim is too Old to Bring Forward? A recent change to New Brunswick law may mean otherwise
On June 12, 2026, changes to the Limitation of Actions Act came into force that significantly expand the circumstances in which there is no limitation…
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…
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…
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…
Students: A Car Accident Can Change More Than Your Semester
For students and young adults, life often feels like it’s moving fast: classes, exams, part-time jobs, internships, athletics, and social commitments all packed into tight…
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