Personal Injury Claims

Many injured pedestrians assume they don't have a case and never speak with a lawyer. As a result, many injured pedestrians never realize the full range of options available to them.
Were multiple family members hurt in an accident? Learn how injury claims work for parents and children in Alberta, including insurance benefits, deadlines, and settlements.
Have a legal question? Learn what happens when you contact Litco Law, what to expect from a free consultation, and how to take the next step. No obligation.
Thinking about asking popular AI tools what your injury claim is worth? AI can be a helpful tool for general information, but it often can't accurately assess the unique factors that determine the value of a personal injury claim.
Empower your injury claim with these 5 supportive steps from Litco Law. Strengthen your case and enhance your prospects for a favorable outcome.
A concussion can affect you in ways you might not expect, like your ability to work, your relationships, and more. We’re here to help you understand what your next steps might look like.
Our latest guide breaks down how bicycle accident claims work in Alberta, what to do after an accident, and answers some of the questions we hear most often from injured cyclists.
E-scooter accidents in Alberta are on the rise. Learn about the rules to ride safely and personal injury claims if you have been injured while riding.
Think you can’t afford a personal injury lawyer? In Alberta, injury claims are often billed very differently than other legal services. Our latest article breaks explains contingency and sliding scale fee structures.

Big changes are proposed to car insurance in Alberta. The government of Alberta is planning to switch to a no-fault insurance system they are calling “Care-First.” On March 24, 2025, the government introduced Bill 47: The Automobile Insurance Act into the legislature as a proposed piece of legislation. So, what

Disbursements are case-related expenses that help move a personal injury claim forward, such as costs of obtaining medical records, gathering expert reports, court filing fees, and more.
We’ve spoken with thousands of Albertans who weren’t sure whether they needed legal help after an accident. Some hired a lawyer, others didn’t, and both outcomes can make sense depending on the situation.