Being in a motor vehicle accident (MVA) can be traumatizing, both physically and psychologically. Sadly, it is very common for people injured in an MVA to have symptoms of anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress, which can have a profoundly negative impact on that person’s life. Our clients often ask: how are my psychological injuries assessed …
When you have submitted an Alberta personal injury claim, whether from a motor vehicle accident (MVA) or due to a long-term disability (LTD) claim, insurers will often send you to a doctor or other medical examiner who can evaluate you and report on your disability, injuries, and treatments. At Preszler Injury Lawyers, we know it …
Navigating the legal claims process after sustaining an injury on municipal property can be daunting. In Alberta, specific rules and regulations govern civil claims against municipalities, making it essential to understand these unique aspects of law to maximize your chances of a successful outcome. Read on as we discuss what types of injuries an Alberta …
If you have been injured, lifelong changes to your function and unexpected expenses could become a reality. Whether the cause is a motor vehicle accident, slip and fall or trip and fall, a dog attack, or something else, you may be unsure of what to do next. At the same time, you may be dealing …
In Alberta, provincial legislation called the Workers’ Compensation Act governs the Workers’ Compensation Board, widely known as “WCB”. The WCB is intended to provide benefits for insured workers who suffer an injury in the course and scope of their employment. The types of benefits include wage replacement, medical expenses and rehabilitation. The WCB is a …
Virtually everyone has some health issues. As we age or pick up bumps and bruises going through life, we might get a sore lower back, a concussion, or even experience depression during a difficult period. It is probable that you sought treatment for some physical or psychological issue in the past. How does having a …
When individuals are injured in an accident, they often suffer more than just physical harm. The emotional, psychological, and social impacts of an injury can be just as, if not more, debilitating. In Alberta, personal injury claims can include compensation for these intangible losses, known as non-pecuniary damages or “pain and suffering”. Non-pecuniary damages are …
Pedestrian accidents are a serious problem in Alberta with hundreds of accidents happening every year. Because pedestrians aren’t protected by car frames or airbags, even a minor accident can lead to serious injuries or death. While there are many reasons pedestrian accidents happen, negligence is one of the leading causes. Let’s break down the most …
