What are discovery examinations in an injury claim?
Discovery examinations are an important part of the litigation process. They typically happen after you have filed a lawsuit, the defendant has filed a defence...
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What is a limitation period for an injury claim?
Limitation periods are set by legislation. The impose a deadline by which an injured person must file a lawsuit. For injury claims in Nova Scotia,...
Read MoreWhat is a Contingency Fee?
A contingency fee means that you only have to pay your lawyer if you win your case, and only after you have received compensation. You...
Read MoreUnderstanding occupier liability claims in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia has a piece of legislation called the Occupiers Liability Act. This legislation imposes a duty of care on all property owners/occupiers to keep...
Read MoreWhat do I need to prove to win a slip and fall claim?
If you are injured while visiting the property of another person or company, then you may be entitled to compensation. Generally speaking, a person injured...
Read MoreAm I entitled to compensation for an injury after slipping on ice?
Because ice is a well known slipping hazard, every landowner or store/business has a duty to take reasonable steps to address it. What is reasonable...
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