Joseph A. Nagy Injury Law represents people who have been injured in motor vehicle accidents in central and northern Alberta. We handle all types of motor vehicle accidents and personal injury claims. You benefit from our experience.
To book your free injury claim consultation, call (780) 760-4878 (HURT) or contact Joseph A. Nagy Injury Law. Our experienced injury lawyers will recommend a winning strategy to help you obtain the maximum possible compensation for your injury.
You deserve a personal injury lawyer who knows local laws, stands up to the insurance company, and gets you all the compensation you deserve.
When we represent you, our job is to be your powerful ally. We will protect you, ease your stress and financial hardship, and obtain the maximum possible compensation from the insurance company.
Like other personal injury law firms, Joseph A. Nagy Injury Law charges a contingency fee for the legal services we provide. That means we are only paid if we successfully resolve your claim. It also means we are very motivated to help you obtain the maximize fair compensation you deserve.
Please note:
Joseph A. Nagy Injury Law’s contingency fee means more money in your pocket!
To book your free injury claim evaluation, call (780) 760-4878 (HURT). We will meet with you personally to learn about your accident and injury. We will explain how we can help you obtain maximum compensation for your personal injury claim.
The Alberta UCP government intends to implement no-fault auto insurance by January 2027. Get the facts. Find out what no-fault insurance will mean for you.
Introduction What the Alberta UCP Government tells us about its new no fault auto insurance scheme, and what it will actually mean for Albertans are very different. Albertans have seen
Introduction A recent decision of the Alberta Court of Appeal appears to broaden the definition of what constitutes “the use or operation of a motor vehicle” as it applies to
This Remembrance Day holiday, I encourage everyone to drive safely while traveling on the highways. Do not drink and drive. The unfortunate part of my job as a personal injury lawyer is hearing the stories of individuals and families whose lives have been ruined by negligent drivers. Here are some tips to help keep you safe.
1. Be patient. Do not pass vehicles on the highway unless it is safe to do so.
2. Check your tires for cuts and cracks. Make sure your tires are properly inflated. Winter tires provide better grip when temperatures dip below 7°C. The tread depth on winter tires should be more than 4 mm (5/32 inch).
3. Do not drive intoxicated.
4. Have respect for other drivers.
5. If you are tired, pull over to a safe area and catch a nap.
6. Pay attention to other vehicles on the roadway and be prepared to take action if a collision is about to occur. Passive inattention can cause you to lose critical seconds of reaction time.
7. Do not drive excessively fast.
8. Make sure your vehicle is in proper driving condition.
9. Respect speed limits in construction areas.
10. Ensure young children are properly restrained in child seats.
11. Stay off your cell phone and for heaven’s sake NO TEXTING WHILE DRIVING!
Enjoy your holiday, don't regret it.
No Fault Insurance Shatters Your Right to Sue
Alberta's new no fault auto insurance system is scheduled to come into effect on January 1, 2027. What will it mean for you?
- Multibillion-dollar insurance companies, motivated by profit, will control your compensation and your medical treatment.
- No more injury lawyers to even your playing field.
Just look at the new “meat chart“ (josephanagy.com/#no-fault-insurance) the government is proposing to pay you for your injuries. This is like the fox guarding the henhouse. Is this justice? Is this fairness? Is this what ALBERTANS want?
It’s not too late to turn this around. Find out what it will mean for you. Find out what you can do!
