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Motorcycle Accident Lawyer Calgary
At Yanko Popovic Sidhu, our motorcycle accident lawyers in Calgary have assisted injured people across Southern Alberta in pursuing the compensation they deserve.

Motorcycle Accident Lawyers In Calgary
For over 40 years, Yanko Popovic Sidhu has been assisting clients with motorcycle accident claims in Calgary and across Alberta. We’ve tackled every scenario—car crashes, motorcycle wrecks, pedestrian accidents, and wrongful deaths—representing thousands of injured clients and assisting them in pursuing compensation. Led by David G. Yanko K.C., our motorcycle accident lawyer relies on Alberta’s Traffic Safety Act and Insurance Act to build strong claims and advocate for fair compensation.
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We Assist Every Motorcycle Accident Victim In Calgary
If you’ve been hurt in a crash, our motorcycle injury lawyers can assist you through the legal process. We help:
— Drivers, Passengers, And Motorcyclists In Motorcycle Accidents
— Families Affected By Fatal Motorcycle Accidents
— Individuals Dealing With Insurance Disputes
— Pedestrians And Cyclists Hit By Vehicles

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How Our Motorcycle Accident Lawyers Can Help
Motorcycle Accident ClaimsOur motorcycle accident lawyers work with insurers to pursue compensation based on the facts of your case.View Our Practice Areas
Complex InjuriesA motorcycle accident lawyer helps assess medical expenses and future care needs related to your injuries.View Our Practice Areas
Lost Wages & PainOur motorcycle accident lawyers seek compensation for lost income and pain and suffering where applicable.View Our Practice Areas
40+ Years Of Experience



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Road Debris Collision on Crowchild Trail
A motorcyclist suffered spinal injuries after encountering debris that had fallen from an unsecured commercial truck load. The trucking company initially disputed responsibility. Our motorcycle accident lawyers assisted the client in understanding potential obligations under Alberta’s Traffic Safety Act and relevant commercial vehicle regulations, and the client was able to pursue compensation that addressed medical treatment, long-term care needs, and the ongoing impact of the injury. Past results are not necessarily indicative of future outcomes.

Dooring Incident on Whyte Avenue
A rider was critically injured when a parked car suddenly opened its door into their path, causing a traumatic brain injury and months of recovery. The insurer argued shared negligence. Our motorcycle accident lawyers reviewed the circumstances in relation to Section 402(1) of the Alberta Highway Traffic Regulation, which addresses a vehicle operator’s responsibilities when opening doors. We assisted the rider in pursuing compensation for rehabilitation needs, income loss, and home adjustments within the limitation period set by the Limitations Act (RSA 2000, c L-12). Past results are not necessarily indicative of future outcomes.

Left-Turn Collision on Highway 2
A motorcyclist was struck by a car making a left turn, resulting in multiple fractures and nerve damage in their right arm. The insurer initially suggested a lower settlement amount, noting concerns about speed at the time of the collision. Our motorcycle accident lawyers reviewed the circumstances under Alberta’s traffic legislation to help clarify right-of-way responsibilities. Through the claims process, the client was able to pursue compensation that reflected their medical treatment needs, rehabilitation, and reduced earning capacity
Frequently Asked Questions: Motorcycle Accidents In Alberta
What is the average settlement for a motorcycle accident in Alberta?
Settlement amounts vary widely based on injury severity, and there is no typical or standard settlement amount. Compensation in Alberta depends on factors such as medical needs, income loss, and the circumstances of the accident, and can vary significantly from case to case. Our motorcycle accident lawyers help clients understand the factors that may affect their claim.
How long does it take to settle a motorcycle accident claim in Alberta?
Most motorcycle accident claims in Alberta can take anywhere from several months to a few years, depending on the circumstances of the case. Simple cases may resolve sooner, while claims involving more serious injuries or disputes often require additional time. Our motorcycle accident lawyers aim to guide clients through the process in a timely and well-informed manner.
How much is pain and suffering worth in Alberta?
For serious motorcycle accidents, Alberta law sets an upper limit on pain and suffering (non-pecuniary damages) of approximately $390,000, adjusted periodically for inflation. Minor injury claims are subject to a regulated cap of just over $6,306, indexed annually.
Can I claim for anxiety after a motorcycle accident in Alberta?
Yes, psychological injuries such as anxiety, PTSD, and depression may be compensable when supported by an appropriate medical assessment. Our motorcycle accident lawyers can assist in gathering the information needed to understand whether these symptoms may form part of your claim, as compensation depends on the specific circumstances of each case.
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