Joseph A. Nagy, Injury Law — Edmonton Injury Lawyers
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Joseph A. Nagy, Injury Law represents people who have been injured in motor vehicle accidents in central and northern Alberta.
We are experienced Edmonton injury lawyers. We are proud of our reputation for winning the best possible compensation for our clients from insurance companies. When we represent you, we will be your powerful ally, protect you, ease your stress and financial hardship, and obtain the compensation you deserve, whether at settlement or trial.
If you need an Alberta injury lawyer, find out how we can help you. Call (780) 760-4878 (HURT) or contact Joseph A. Nagy, Injury Law in Edmonton to schedule your free consultation. We will meet with you personally.
Our offices are conveniently located in the heart of Old Strathcona at 7904 Gateway Boulevard NW, Edmonton.
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Joseph A. Nagy, Injury Law represents clients who have bee injured in motor vehicle accidents. We have handled thousands of cases dealing with all types of injuries, from traumatic brain injuries to soft tissue injuries. We offer free consultations. Find out how our Edmonton injury lawyer firm can help you.
Joseph A. Nagy, Injury Law has handled thousands of injury claims resulting from all types of motor vehicle accidents. Our Edmonton injury law firm represents injury victims, not insurance companies. We have dealt with all the major insurance companies in Alberta. We know when they offer fair compensation for your injury. You can too.
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A qualified injury lawyer will know
- how you feel
- what you need now and in the future
- the case law for your accident and injury type
- what fair compensation means in dollar
- show to build and injury case to obtain the maximum possible fair compensation from the insurance company.
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Insurance industry proposals would impact Rural Alberta the most - FAIR Alberta Injury Regulations
Insurance industry proposals would impact Rural Alberta the most - FAIR Alberta Injury Regulations
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The insurance industry campaign to have Albertans pay for more for insurance but get less in coverage would hurt rural Albertans the mostTerribleThe Courts have determined that chronic pain following a motor vehicle accident was not minor - as supported by the World Health Organization. Despite that, the insurance industry is currently pushing to expand the definition of "minor injury" so that it includes chronic pain. That way, compensation could be capped to $5k. If victims are unable to access treatment through lack of funding, they will require referral into the public system. Currently, the Calgary Chronic Pain Centre has an 18-24 month wait period. There is currently no publically funded centre to manage people with chronic post-concussion symptoms. Where will these people go for treatment? It is not that speculative to imagine that these people will possibly even attempt to gain pain relief through prescription means, such as opioids. This will result in Alberta Health Services taking on a greater load of chronic injuries that are currently managed through the private system. Thus, injuries and the sequelae from those injuries will be transferred from an insurer's responsibility to AHS - further straining the public resources funded by all hard-working Albertans.
Insurance industry reform proposals will leave injured Albertans behind - FAIR Alberta Injury Regulations
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What if the very best you can hope for after you’ve had an automotive accident is “pain management?”Timeline PhotosThe Courts have determined that chronic pain following a motor vehicle accident was not minor - as supported by the World Health Organization. Despite that, the insurance industry is currently pushing to expand the definition of "minor injury" so that it includes chronic pain. That way, compensation could be capped to $5k. If victims are unable to access treatment through lack of funding, they will require referral into the public system. Currently, the Calgary Chronic Pain Centre has an 18-24 month wait period. There is currently no publically funded centre to manage people with chronic post-concussion symptoms. Where will these people go for treatment? It is not that speculative to imagine that these people will possibly even attempt to gain pain relief through prescription means, such as opioids. This will result in Alberta Health Services taking on a greater load of chronic injuries that are currently managed through the private system. Thus, injuries and the sequelae from those injuries will be transferred from an insurer's responsibility to AHS - further straining the public resources funded by all hard-working Albertans.