.webp)
Motor Vehicle Accidents
We represent Calgary residents injured in motor vehicle collisions and help them pursue compensation available under Alberta law. Contingency fee arrangements are available. Our experienced lawyers provide clear guidance.
Types of personal injury cases we handle
Boating accidents can cause serious injuries on lakes, rivers, and open water.
We investigate how the incident occurred and pursue compensation from those responsible.
ATV accidents can cause serious injuries on trails, private property, and recreational areas.
We investigate how the accident occurred and determine who may be responsible for your injuries.
Aviation accidents can cause catastrophic injuries and involve complex questions of legal responsibility.
We investigate the circumstances and identify the parties that may be responsible for your losses.
Bus accidents can involve passengers, motorists, pedestrians, and multiple potentially responsible parties.
We investigate the circumstances and determine who may be legally responsible for your injuries.
Bicycle accidents can cause serious injuries when cyclists are struck by negligent motorists.
We investigate how the collision happened and pursue compensation for the harm you experienced.
Impaired driving accidents can cause devastating injuries and significant financial and personal losses.
We investigate the circumstances and pursue accountability from the parties responsible for your injuries.
Hit-and-run accidents can leave injured people uncertain about their options for recovery.
We investigate available evidence and identify potential avenues for pursuing compensation after the crash.
Pedestrians can suffer severe injuries when struck by a car, truck, or other vehicle.
We investigate the accident and pursue compensation from the parties responsible for your injuries.
Motorcycle accidents can result in serious injuries with lasting effects on daily life.
We gather evidence, establish responsibility, and pursue compensation for the losses you suffered.
Commercial truck accidents can cause severe injuries and involve multiple responsible parties.
We investigate the collision and identify potential sources of compensation for your injuries.
Car crashes, rear-end collisions, and other motor vehicle accidents can cause serious injuries.
We investigate what happened and pursue compensation from the parties responsible.
When a motor vehicle accident changes everything, your case matters
Accident claims are not always straightforward.
Many motor vehicle accident claims involve disputed fault, insurance issues, serious injuries, or losses that affect your ability to work, recover, and move forward. We help you understand your options and pursue compensation available under Alberta law.
.webp)
Determine who may be responsible
Build your claim with proper evidence
Handle communication with insurers
Pursue compensation available under Alberta law
Client-Focused Success Stories
Settlement amounts for car accidents in Alberta vary significantly depending on factors such as the nature of the injuries, liability, and financial losses. Minor injury claims may involve lower compensation, while serious injuries, including brain trauma or wrongful death, can result in higher awards.
A motorcyclist was struck by a car making a left turn, resulting in multiple fractures and nerve damage in their right arm.
A jogger was struck from behind by a vehicle that fled the scene, leaving them with severe spinal injuries.
A family vehicle was seriously damaged when a semi-truck jackknifed during icy conditions, causing catastrophic injuries.
Motor Vehicle Accident FAQ
What is the average settlement for a car accident in Alberta?
Settlement amounts for car accidents in Alberta vary significantly depending on factors such as the nature of the injuries, liability, and financial losses. Minor injury claims may involve lower compensation, while serious injuries, including brain trauma or wrongful death, can result in higher awards.
How long does it take to settle a car accident claim in Alberta?
Most claims resolve within 6 months to 2 years, depending on complexity. Less complex cases may conclude sooner, while serious injuries or disputes can take longer.
What to do after a car accident in Alberta?
First, ensure safety by calling 911, seeking medical attention, and documenting the scene with photos. You may then consider speaking with a car accident lawyer to understand your options.
How long after an accident can you sue in Alberta?
Alberta’s Limitations Act generally provides two years from the date of the accident, or from when an injury was discovered, to start a claim. Waiting can make it harder to gather evidence.
Get clear guidance before dealing with the claim process alone.
Reach out to our Calgary team. We’ll review your situation and explain what legal options may be available after a motor vehicle accident.