Can a pedestrian be legally liable for a car accident?
You probably know that insurance is required to operate a vehicle in Nova Scotia, and that in the case of a car accident, you should...
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Do I have to pay tax on my injury settlement in Halifax?
If you’ve been injured in a car accident in Halifax you might ask yourself if you have to pay tax on any financial compensation you...
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Common Pitfalls in a Personal Injury Claim – And How to Avoid Them
Being involved in a car accident, slip and fall, or any other type of incident where you sustain injuries can be very scary and confusing....
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New research: concussions double risk of dementia
Concussions are common injuries in Nova Scotia for people involved in car accidents. Most doctors understand concussions to be a form of mild traumatic brain...
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Who will pay for my treatment after a car accident in Nova Scotia?
If you have been injured in a car accident in Nova Scotia, you may be wondering how you will afford the treatment necessary for your...
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Alternative Dispute Resolution in Personal Injury Claims
To people who have never been involved in an injury claim in Nova Scotia, it is often surprising to learn that very few personal injury...
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How do doctors know it’s time for a C-Section?
Unreasonable delay = Medical Malpractice When many people in Nova Scotia think of medical malpractice, they think of a situation when doctors or nurses directly...
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