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Every day people choose to drive a car as their preferred way to travel, and all without a second thought of the potential risks involved. 

The first few moments following a car accident can often be a blur. The initial shock from the jolt of the impact, the acute pain from any injuries you’ve sustained…

Accident benefit claims provide compensation due to automobile accidents, and refer to its related expenses, such as medical treatment, occupational retraining or rehabilitation…

At a quick glance, premises liability law is a fairly simple concept. Property owners or occupiers in Nova Scotia are responsible for keeping those who visit their property safe at all times.

If your disability benefits have been denied – Preszler Law Injury Lawyers can help. We recommend you ask the insurance company for their denial position in writing…

While Nova Scotia does not have a specific Dog Owners Liability Act like most provinces do – there are provisions under the provincial Occupier’s Liability Act that can hold dog owners responsible..

Pedestrian accidents happen all too frequently in Nova Scotia. The many hiking trails, walkways and sidewalks provide idyllic settings for pedestrians…

Motorcycle accidents happen all too often in Nova Scotia. If you or a loved one has been injured in a motorcycle accident, contact a motorcycle accident lawyer that can help you claim the compensation…

The use of all-terrain vehicles (ATV’s) is responsible for a large number of sports-related hospital visits in Nova Scotia.

By law, you must have liability insurance for every off-road vehicle that you or your children drive. Your insurance must also cover third-party liability.

Losing a loved one is never easy for surviving family members. But when that death has come at the hands of someone else, due to negligence or other wrongdoing, it can be even more traumatic.

A larger vehicle often results in more damages to property and personal injury.

Driver fatigue is an issue with respect to transport truck drivers.

If you’ve suffered an injury as a result of the negligence or wrongful conduct of another person or entity in Nova Scotia, you may be entitled to benefits and other compensation under the law.

When you purchase a product from a vendor you trust that it will be of good quality and safe for use. There are safety standards in place legislated by the Canadian government, and so…

There is a large number of individuals who are nearing or have already reached the age where a nursing home is required. Unfortunately, some people…

There is a large number of individuals who are nearing or have already reached the age where a nursing home is required. Unfortunately, some people find themselves in situations…

Injuries arising from sexual assaults can include emotional and physical damages.

Nova Scotia, like other provinces, has removed the time limitation…

Professional negligence is a specific area of tort law that involves claims against members of professions that are regulated by law, a governing body, or some other professional standards.

There are times when doctors are unable to help their patients. They may miss a diagnosis, or the patient simply cannot be helped. This is not always a case of medical malpractice…