Section B benefits is your own insurance company paying for your medical expenses with some limitations. “Section B” insurance benefits, which covers every driver, passenger, cyclist, or pedestrian who has been injured in a car accident, no matter whose fault it was. For this reason, it is also called “no fault benefits”. This is different than the new “no fault insurance” that the Alberta government has passed into law. It is important do discuss your case including the Section B benefits with your personal injury lawyer. Moustarah & Company can advise you and help you navigate the complexities of a motor vehicle accident (MVA). After an accident, your own insurance company will cover some of your medical expenses up to specified limits under the Section B Benefits of your own auto insurance plan.
No fault is no good: what the possible change to the insurance industry means for car accident injury claims in Alberta
On the brink of changing to no-fault
With Alberta on the verge of possibly introducing no-fault auto insurance, Albertans must be aware of the consequences that switching to this scheme will have.
When Can Auto Insurance Policies Be Voided in Alberta
Auto insurance is vital in owning a vehicle, providing vehicle owners with financial protection and peace of mind. However, there are some instances where insurance companies may be able to void or deny your insurance policy, leaving you on the hook for possibly hundreds if not thousands of dollars. It’s important for vehicle owners to know of these circumstances, to avoid ending up having their claim denied. We will explore some of these situations that could lead to your insurance coverage being voided.
Getting into an accident in your home province is difficult enough, but what happens when you are involved in an accident away from home? This blog will explore some of the basics that you should be aware of when traveling.