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Experienced Spinal Cord Injury Lawyers in Nova Scotia

On a global scale, approximately 250,000 to 500,000 people experience a spinal cord injury every year. Spinal cord injuries are also a significant contributing factor to permanent disability in both Canadian adults and children.  Around 86,000 individuals struggle with spinal cord injuries in Canada. Moreover, an estimated 3,675 new cases of spinal cord injuries arise … Continue reading Experienced Spinal Cord Injury Lawyers in Nova Scotia

Understanding Compensation: Who Is Eligible for Pain and Suffering Damages?

Canadian law offers a remedy to those who suffer personal injuries in a motor vehicle accident. A personal injury is defined as a variety of physical and mental harm that a person suffers because of someone else’s negligence. Such injuries can result in significant medical bills and loss of income. These economic losses are easy … Continue reading Understanding Compensation: Who Is Eligible for Pain and Suffering Damages?

Proficient Long-Term Disability Lawyers in Nova Scotia

Long-term disability (LTD) is of great concern to many people in Nova Scotia. About 30 percent of Nova Scotians have one or more disabilities, but most (62.2 percent) are employable.  An injury or illness may prevent you from returning to work for a significant period of time. LTD benefits can replace up to 70 percent … Continue reading Proficient Long-Term Disability Lawyers in Nova Scotia

Signs you may have a concussion after an accident

Concussions are common traumatic brain injuries occurring within and outside of sports settings. However, sports like football, soccer, and ice hockey have a heightened risk of causing this type of head injury.  In 2019, roughly 1 in 450 Canadians aged 12 years and older reported suffering from sport-related concussions or other types of brain injury. … Continue reading Signs you may have a concussion after an accident

Experienced Motorcycle Accident Lawyers in Nova Scotia

Motorcycles are commonly used for transportation and recreation across Canada. Although convenient and popular, they come with inherent risks for drivers and passengers because they don’t provide as much protection as a car.  As a result, motorcyclists face a heightened risk of sustaining serious injuries or even wrongful death when they’re involved in accidents. Despite … Continue reading Experienced Motorcycle Accident Lawyers in Nova Scotia