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!
You deserve a personal injury lawyer who knows local laws, stands up to the insurance company, and gets you all the compensation you deserve.
Often, yes — but not for everything, and not automatically. Alberta’s no-fault (“Care-First”) system begins January 1, 2027 and ends the right to sue most at-fault drivers. The new system
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Joseph A. Nagy Injury Law works on a flat 33% contingency fee — you pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you. There is no retainer and no upfront fee. Unlike firms that use “graduated” fees that climb if your case goes to trial, our 33% rate stays the same from start to finish.
Every lawyer at Joseph A. Nagy Injury Law has more than 20 years of personal injury experience. Joseph A. Nagy has practised injury law for over 22 years, is licensed in Alberta and British Columbia, and has litigated at all levels of court up to the Court of Appeal.
No. Your file is handled by a senior injury lawyer with more than 20 years of experience, from your first meeting until your claim is resolved. We do not pass files to junior associates or law students — the lawyer you meet is the lawyer who handles your case.
No. There is no retainer and no upfront fee to start your claim. We also front the out-of-pocket costs of building your case — called disbursements, such as medical reports and expert opinions — and recover them from the at-fault party’s insurer (with very few exceptions). You pay our fee only if we recover compensation for you.
In most Alberta motor vehicle injury cases, you have two years from the date of the accident to start a lawsuit. Some situations have shorter notice deadlines or different rules — for example, claims involving minors or government-owned vehicles — so it’s best to get legal advice early. Once a deadline passes, you generally lose the right to claim.
Yes. Accidents that happen before January 1, 2027 fall under Alberta’s current system, which preserves your right to pursue a claim against the at-fault driver. Time limits still apply — generally two years from the date of the accident — so it’s important not to wait. For accidents on or after January 1, 2027, Alberta’s new no-fault rules change these rights.
We focus exclusively on injuries from motor vehicle accidents in Alberta. That includes traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord and spinal injuries, orthopedic injuries, chronic pain, psychological injuries (including PTSD), TMJ injuries, and wrongful death. We handle every type of collision — car, motorcycle, pedestrian, bicycle, rear-end, T-bone, rollover, multi-vehicle, head-on, and impaired-driving crashes.
