Tort law protects a person’s rights in case s/he is wrongfully injured by others. Eventually, the wrongdoers need to pay damages or compensation caused to the victim. In this regard, there are two types of tort: intentional and unintentional. And intentional tort may be subjected to more compensation than the latter one. In this article, you’ll discover everything about intentional tort, including how to file a claim. What is Tort Law in Canada? Before you learn about intentional tort, make sure you clearly understand tort law in Canada. The word tort means ‘wrong’ or ‘injustice,’ and it origi ..read more

The pain and suffering after an accident can take a toll on the victim’s life. From hefty medical bills to physical and mental anguish, it can make anyone suffer in many ways. Fortunately, in Alberta, Canada, you can claim compensation for your pain and suffering caused by an accident due to others’ fault. Let’s know what is pain and suffering compensation in Alberta and how to claim it with the help of a lawyer. What is Pain and Suffering Compensation? According to injury law, pain and suffering refer to a person’s physical and emotional discomfort and misery due to an accident. To explain it ..read more

A hit-and-run accident is an obnoxious and inhuman act. It is when a vehicle, person, personal property, or, in some cases, an animal is struck by another vehicle. The driver who causes the harm then runs away from the crime scene. Further, they do that without informing the authority or leaving a message on the wrecked car or property. Leaving the accident scene is a criminal act, and you get penalties. In this article, we’ll learn about the minor hit-and-run charges in Canada holds. What is Considered a Minor Hit-and-run Accident? A hit-and-run accident can cause your vehicle significant to ..read more

Almost everyone who has ever visited Canada has walked through one of the pedestrian crossings. Like everything else in Canada, they are subject to rules, and you could easily get into legal problems if you are unfamiliar with them. So, if you are a long-term resident or a tourist in Canada, it’s a good write-up that would help you polish your pedestrian crossing skills! Let’s get familiar with different types of pedestrian crossing signs and understand the rules. What is the Pedestrian Crossing sign for? Walking beside major highways can be risky for pedestrians, and the possibility of safety ..read more

Brake check! Who doesn’t do it while driving? Now, you must be wondering why we’re talking about this topic while it’s obvious. While brake checking is common, doing it abruptly on the road may cause severe accidents; hence, doing it intentionally without need is considered a wrong act in Canada. Let’s learn about what is brake check, why people do it, and why it is considered illegal in Canada. What is Brake Check & What Does It Mean in Canada? A brake check is called a brake check when a driver abruptly and deliberately applies the brakes, leading you to move out or collide with their re ..read more

Suffering from short term disability? But don’t know how to apply for short term disability? Many Canadians tend to feel intimidated by the entire application process due to a lack of knowledge. Well, the procedure is extremely easy. This blog provides complete details on how to apply for short-term disability in Canada. Let’s get started. What is Meant by Short Term Disability? Short term disability refers to a person’s medical condition after encountering an accident. It can be either any illness or wounds due to which one cannot function properly as like before. This form of disability can ..read more

After an accident, you have the legal right to sue the at-fault party. You can claim compensation for medical bills, vehicle damages, or future loss of income. However, there is a time limit to claim an accident lawsuit in Canada—usually two years from the date of an accident. However, not all accidents are the same; thus, the time limit may vary. So the question may arise—what is the time limit for suing in a severe accident. Or how long after an accident can you sue in Canada? Let’s find the answers in this blog. How Long After an Accident Can You Sue in Canada? According to the Limitation A ..read more

Accidents involving pedestrians can occur for a variety of reasons. You may hit a pedestrian unintentionally while speeding, drunk driving, texting/ talking on the phone, or recklessly driving. You may have seen such accidents on the news. So, what happens if you hit a pedestrian in Canada? The course of events following a pedestrian-motor vehicle or car collision can alter based on the severity of the impact. You might have to go through a legal process to provide the harmed person with the compensation they deserve. Or, if you believe you have enough evidence against the pedestrian to substa ..read more