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

  • 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…

  • Can You Be Seriously Injured in a Rear-End Accident Even If the Damage Looks Minor?

    When you are rear-ended in a car accident, the first question everyone asks is: “Was there a lot of damage to the car?” But what…

  • Injured as a Passenger? You Still Have Rights and Options

    If you were injured in a car crash while riding as a passenger, you might feel confused or stuck in the middle. Maybe the driver…

  • I Was Just in an Accident and the Other Person Drove Away. What Do I Do???

    Being involved in a car accident is stressful under any circumstances. But when the other driver flees the scene leaving you injured, confused, and without…

  • Should You See a Doctor After a Car Accident Even If You Feel Fine?

    After a car accident, especially one that might seem “minor”, many people ask themselves the same question: “Do I really need to go see a…

  • Why Can’t You Sleep After a Car Accident?

    When most people think of car accident injuries, they picture broken bones, bruises, back pain, or a whiplash injury. But some of the most disruptive…

  • What Should You Do About Your Vehicle After a Car Accident?

    When you’ve been in a car accident, it’s completely natural for your first thought to be about your vehicle, especially if it’s badly damaged or…

  • Winter Driving Tips

    Winter weather can make driving conditions hazardous, even for experienced drivers. At Correia & Collins, we want everyone to stay safe on the roads this…

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