Personal Injury Lawyers in Edmonton
Losing a family member in a fatal accident is tragic. When this loss is caused by another person’s negligence, it can leave many questions for those left behind. In this blog, we will look at a recent case out of British Columbia and how the losses can be accounted for in a tragic accident.
If you are found guilty of committing a sex offence in Canada, you are likely to land in the National Sex Offender Registry. For the first time since 2011, the Federal government has introduced significant changes to how the registry operates. This is largely since in October 2022, the Supreme Court of Canada declared two parts of the Criminal Code of Canada unconstitutional. These two provisions dealt with Canada’s National Sex Offenders Registry. The court gave the federal government one year to update the law or have the registry become inoperable. The two parts of the Criminal Code that were found to be unconstitutional were:
Continue reading “Changes to Canada’s Sex Offender Registry”
The new Federal and Provincial impaired driving laws give the police broad powers. Continue reading “SOBER OR IMPAIRED: EVEN IF YOU ARE INNOCENT, YOU CAN STILL LOSE YOUR LICENSE UNDER THE NEW IMPAIRED DRIVING LAWS.”
Despite the sunny summer afternoons, the crisp early morning air is a sure sign that the back-to-school season will soon be here. Continue reading “SCHOOL IS OPEN SOON…ADJUST YOUR DRIVING HABITS”
ETS: What happens if I am in an accident on public transport?
Public transportation is a popular mode of commute in Edmonton, and with it like any other mode of transportation, comes the risk of an accident. In Edmonton, the public transportation is called ETS (Edmonton Transit Services), and the subway is called LRT (Light Rail Transit). The ETS provides public transportation all over Edmonton and even connecting to some of the suburbs like St Albert and Leduc and Fort Saskatchewan. The ETS even has a route to the Edmonton International Airport (YEG). Continue reading “What Happens If I Am Injured While Riding Public Transportation”
Rideshare services, like Uber, continue to grow in popularity due to their growing accessibility across Alberta, and the convenience they offer.