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Edmonton injury lawyer Joseph A. Nagy summarizes the importance of recent case law decisions for Section 581 advances in Alberta.

Joseph A. Nagy Injury law has represented many clients who were injured in bicycle versus auto collisions. We understand the pain and suffering that injury victims and their families go through after a bicycle collision. If you or a loved one has been injured in a bicycle accident, I urge you to speak with me before settling with the insurance company. Be certain the insurance company treats you fairly.

New injury law firms are continuously entering the Alberta market. But does the lawyer or firm actually have much experience practicing injury law in Alberta? Alberta injury lawyer Joseph A. Nagy explains how you can find out.

In Alberta, wearing a seatbelts is the law. If you were injured in a motor vehicle accident and were not wearing your seatbelt at the time, you are still entitled to seek compensation for your injuries from the at-fault driver. However, the amount of compensation you receive could be reduced, based on contributory negligence. Learn more...

In light of Patel v Certas, Edmonton injury lawyer Joseph A, Nagy examines the importance of disclosing all sources of income to obtain a Section 581 advance. Learn more...

Pedestrian accident lawyers in Edmonton. Each of our injury lawyers has handled 1000s of injury cases resulting from motor vehicle accidents. Unlike most injury law firms, we won’t hand your case off to a junior lawyer. Call Joe to discuss your injury claim. Free consultation. Free parking. Wheelchair accessible.

Rollover accidents require careful investigation of all possible contributing factors. The insurance company may argue that the accident was your fault or that you ignored “black ice” conditions. Edmonton injury lawyer Joseph A. Nagy uses his own team of experts to prove causation. Call Joe for the specific legal advice you need to protect your rights,. Joe will make sure the insurance companies treat you fairly and that you maximize your recovery. Free Consultation. Free Parking. Wheelchair Accessible.

Injury lawyer Joseph A. Nagy discusses McLean v Parmar, 2015 ABQB 62 (CANLII), the Alberta Minor Injury Regulation, case law, and specific circumstances that determine a finding of serious impairment