by Brian Conway | Personal Injury
We are providing this update from a previous post on a question that prospective clients routinely ask pertaining to the number of treatments they are ‘allowed’ according to their insurer. To put it simply the ’21 treatment’ limit is simply not... by Brian Conway | Personal Injury
There is a common misunderstanding that xrays show broken bones. They often do, but sometimes the image may not be clear enough for the radiologist to read, or the image may be at the wrong angle or wrong site on your body to adequately see a fracture. The best... by Brian Conway | Personal Injury
I’m often asked how much is the person’s claim worth when they first meet with me. Generally anyone that will tell you what your claim is worth on the first meeting is inexperienced or ill-informed (or both). The reason for this is that your family doctor will... by Brian Conway | Personal Injury
Have you noticed your car insurance rates have gone up? But that’s not all, The UCP government in late 2020 brought in significant legal changes to how car accidents will be dealt with in Alberta (Bill 41). Here are some of the key highlights (lowlights)... by Brian Conway | Personal Injury
Car accidents can often result in trauma to the head as the forces of the collision move your head forward and then backwards into the seat headrest. Although we commonly refer to these injuries as a ‘concussion’, they are more technically a ‘traumatic brain injury’.... by Brian Conway | Personal Injury
When you are injured it’s imperative to have representation who will protect YOU. If you’ve ever been in a car accident, it is common to be immediately disoriented and in ‘shock’. The problem is that you are often in a poor position to...