Joseph A. Nagy Injury Law represents people who have been injured in motor vehicle accidents in central and northern Alberta. We handle all types of motor vehicle accidents and personal injury claims. You benefit from our experience.
To book your free injury claim consultation, call (780) 760-4878 (HURT) or contact Joseph A. Nagy Injury Law. Our experienced injury lawyers will recommend a winning strategy to help you obtain the maximum possible compensation for your injury.
We guarantee a knowledgeable and experienced injury lawyer will handle your injury claim from your first meeting until it’s successfully resolved.
Joseph A. Nagy Injury Law’s contingency fee means more money in your pocket!
The following is an imaginary scenario in which an injury victim comes to my office after the Alberta No Fault (otherwise labelled “Care First”) Automobile
Alberta No Fault Auto Insurance is “Care First” in name only. For decades, Alberta has operated under a system that balances automobile insurance coverage with
If you are concerned about losing your rights, the time to act is now.
Let the Alberta Government know you refuse to let insurance companies have all the power.
You deserve a personal injury lawyer who knows local laws, stands up to the insurance company, and gets you all the compensation you deserve.
Joseph A. Nagy Injury Law: Best Brain & Spinal Cord Injury Firm 2024 – Western Canada Best Vehicle Accident Injury Lawyer 2024 – Western Canada Presented by Lega Elite Awards
The following is an imaginary scenario in which an injury victim comes to my office after the Alberta No Fault (otherwise labelled “Care First”) Automobile Insurance Act comes into force
Alberta No Fault Auto Insurance is “Care First” in name only. For decades, Alberta has operated under a system that balances automobile insurance coverage with a fundamental right: if a
Ensure you drive cautiously and safely throughout the Family Day long weekend. I encourage everyone to drive safely while travelling on the highways. One of the most heartbreaking aspects of my role as a personal injury lawyer is listening to the harrowing accounts of individuals and families whose lives have been shattered by careless drivers. Here are some tips to help keep you safe.
1. Be patient. Do not pass vehicles on the highway unless it is safe to do so.
2. Never drive under the influence.
3. Show consideration for your fellow drivers on the road.
4. If you are tired, pull over to a safe area and catch a nap.
5. Stay alert to the surrounding vehicles on the road and be ready to respond swiftly if a collision seems imminent. Passive inattention can cause you to lose critical seconds of reaction time.
6. Do not drive excessively fast.
7. Make sure your vehicle is in proper winter driving condition – snow tires make a big difference!
8. Always adhere to speed limits in construction zones for safety.
9. Ensure young children are properly restrained in child seats.
10. Stay off your cell phone and for heaven's sake NO TEXTING WHILE DRIVING!
Enjoy your holiday, don't regret it.
Alberta civil trial lawyers push back against care-first and no-fault insurance reforms
Jillian Gamez, ACTLA chair, notes that the primary causes of increased insurance costs are major weather catastrophes, increasing claim costs due to inflation, rising healthcare expenses, vehicular thefts -- not litigation and legal costs. The source is the Alberta superintendent of insurance’s own 2024 annual report.
“Albertans do not believe that affordability [by removing the right to sue] should come at the expense of those who can least afford it -- innocent victims with permanent, lifelong injuries,” Gamez said.
This holiday season, I encourage everyone to drive safely while traveling on the highways. Do not drink and drive. The unfortunate part of my job as a personal injury lawyer is hearing the stories of individuals and families whose lives have been ruined by negligent drivers. Here are some tips to help keep you safe.
1. Be patient. Do not pass vehicles on the highway unless it is safe to do so.
2. Check your tires for cuts and cracks. Make sure your tires are properly inflated. Winter tires provide better grip when temperatures dip below 7°C. The tread depth on winter tires should be more than 4 mm (5/32 inch).
3. Do not drive intoxicated.
4. Have respect for other drivers.
5. If you are tired, pull over to a safe area and catch a nap.
6. Pay attention to other vehicles on the roadway and be prepared to take action if a collision is about to occur. Passive inattention can cause you to lose critical seconds of reaction time.
7. Do not drive excessively fast.
8. Make sure your vehicle is in proper driving condition.
9. Respect speed limits in construction areas.
10. Ensure young children are properly restrained in child seats.
11. Stay off your cell phone and for heaven’s sake NO TEXTING WHILE DRIVING!
Enjoy your holiday, don't regret it.
