Preszler Law Blog

Car accidents are an unfortunate reality across Alberta. In Calgary alone, Q1 2026 has already set a new January-to-March high at 1,716 incidents, and if…

Unlike how car accident claims work in Alberta currently, the Direct Compensation for Property Damage (DCPD) is a mandatory auto insurance system that was set…

After a car accident, the decisions you make in the days and weeks that follow can directly affect the compensation you receive. Misinformation from friends,…

Every day, Calgary drivers, passengers, and road users are involved in traffic incidents that range from minor collisions to life-altering crashes. Some happen during the…

The Alberta Minor Injury Regulation (“MIR”) applies to injured victims of motor vehicle accidents in Alberta. MIR was created by the Alberta provincial government to…

Trucking firms usually carry insurance that exceeds that of passenger cars. The main reason for this is the damage and injuries that can result from…

Limitation periods for lawsuits in Alberta are restricted by the Limitations Act of Alberta. In the case of truck accident claims, it is necessary that…

When are trucking companies legally responsible for driver misconduct? In all motor vehicle accident lawsuits, there are at least two possible defendants: The driver and…

Goods and commodities are transported to people and industry in Alberta by commercial vehicles.  These commercial vehicles require a special set of skills and trained…

It is fairly straightforward in a rear-end motor vehicle accident (MVA) to determine who is liable (at-fault) for the MVA, typically the one hitting you…