CAM LLP Injury Lawyers Claimed

There is no reason why anyone in the province of Alberta should have to go without legal advice and representation if they have been injured.

Your initial consultation with us is free. It costs you nothing to talk to us about your case and get some preliminary advice on whether you have a claim that has a good chance of succeeding. If you have a case and you decide to hire us, we work on contingency, which means there is no upfront cost to you to start your personal injury claim. Further, we pay all the necessary litigation expenses to prove and advance your claim.

Our legal fee is a percentage of the award you receive and if you don’t receive compensation you do not owe us anything. In other words, we don’t get paid until you do.

When you schedule a free consultation, one of our experienced personal injury lawyers will review your case with you to assess the quality of your claim and explain how proceedings and contingency fees work. It won’t cost you a thing to get some legal advice and there is no obligation to hire us.

Yes. Our lawyers have experience representing clients who have been injured in:

Bicycling Accidents
Motorcycle and Recreational Vehicle Accidents (e.g., ATV, Snowmobile and Boating)
Pedestrian Accidents
Product Liability Accidents

We have represented clients suffering from such injuries as:

Broken Bones
Head and Traumatic Brain Injury
Neck and Back Injuries
Spinal Cord Injury
Fatal Accidents
Soft Tissue and Other Injuries

First, don’t panic. There may be a number of different sources of lost income coverage available to you. One source is private third party disability insurance that either you or an immediate family member (like a spouse or parent) has set up. You may also have disability insurance coverage through your job.

No private insurance? Income replacement benefits are also available through your auto insurer to partially offset lost income.

Other avenues you can explore to seek income loss assistance include:

Employment Insurance
Canada Pension Plan (CPP) Disability Benefits
Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH)