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…
What To Know about Road Workers, Flaggers, and Drivers
Road construction and maintenance projects seem to be everywhere, especially during the summer months. During this time, countless workers are involved in maintaining and improving…
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…
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…
Motorcycle, Bicycle, and E-Bike Summer Safety Tips
By following these safety tips, you’ll be better prepared to navigate road construction zones and enjoy a safe summer riding experience.
Road and Highway Rules also Apply in Parking Lots
Contrary to popular belief, fault for a parking lot accident does not have an automatic liability split.
Is your Seatbelt Buckled?
Seat belts are crucial to protecting the safety of you, and other passengers in the event a crash occurs.
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