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Every auto insurance policy in Nova Scotia includes Section B Benefits, commonly referred to as No-Fault or Accident Benefits. If you are injured in an automobile accident, you may be entitled to recover up to $50,000 in medical expense coverage…

With the winter season comes black ice, heavy snowfall, and hazardous road conditions that can increase the risk of getting into a car accident. During the first 2020 snowfall on November 4, Halifax police say they responded to more than…

Am I Entitled to Medical Marijuana After a Car Accident? In response to Canada’s progressive legislation for the legalization and regulation of cannabis use, medical marijuana is gaining recognition as a legitimate treatment option for individuals injured in car accidents….

When you or someone you know is injured in a car accident, you will need to make a lot of decisions quickly. Getting information from the other driver, recording details from the scene, filing a police report, getting medical treatment,…

If you have been involved in a car accident, you may find yourself quickly sinking in a sea of auto insurance lingo and personal injury terms. It can all become overwhelming when you add this to the exhaustive claims process,…

Nova Scotia has a standard form policy for automobile accident insurance benefits regulations. Section B of this standard policy provides up to $50,000 in medical expense coverage to insured drivers. Section B is often referred to as No-Fault Coverage or…

Getting into a car accident can be a traumatic experience, even if no one is seriously injured. Not only are you dealing with the stress of assessing the damages to your vehicle, but you also have to go through the…

A car accident can be a life-altering experience, especially if you get injured during the collision. In 2022, Nova Scotia reported over 70,000 motor vehicle accidents. In addition to the cost of vehicle repairs, victims may incur medical expenses, treatment…