Pedestrian

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 Pedestrian Accidents Increase in Winter and How to Stay Safe

Winter brings a lot of unpleasant things: snow, slush, and early darkness. With it comes a noticeable spike in pedestrian accidents. Understanding why can help…

What Happens If You Can’t Remember What Happened in Your Car Accident?

If you can’t remember anything about your accident, you’re not alone—trauma, shock, or head injuries often cause memory loss or temporary loss of consciousness. However,…

How can a lawyer help after a Single Vehicle Accident?

Single-vehicle accidents occur when a car crashes without involving other vehicles, often due to driver error, poor road conditions, or mechanical failure. These accidents can…

Navigating your Rights as a Pedestrian

During this time of year, daylight is shorter, and we see a higher frequency of pedestrian-vehicle accidents.

Our experience has taught us that, in New Brunswick, pedestrians are often unaware of their rights and access to insurance benefits. Here are some helpful things to know if you or a loved one is a pedestrian struck by a vehicle.

Look out for the symptoms of a concussion

If you or someone you know has been in a motor vehicle accident, it is important that you look out for the symptoms of a concussion