Category: Alberta

The removal of a benign (non-cancerous) growth is considered a cosmetic service. Cosmetic services are not covered by Alberta Health Care and will be charged to the patient directly. Patients may, however, have this service covered under their own personal health care plans. Is cyst removal covered by Alberta Health? Surgical excision of a mole, […]

If you are suing for injuries or damages caused to yourself or your property, for example an assault or a car accident, the time limit is generally 2 years from the date of injury or damage. How long do the police have to charge you after an accident? Under government law, the police may detain […]

The rear driver in a rear-end collision is not always at fault for the accident. Liability in a rear-end collision is not automatic and sometimes the lead driver or another vehicle is liable for the injured drivers’ damages. Who is at fault in a rear-end collision Alberta? You may have hit another car from behind. […]

Generally, cosmetic surgery procedures are not covered by the provincial health plan. However, in some cases where there are associated functional problems, the procedure may be partially or fully covered after an application to Alberta Health Services. Does Alberta Health cover tummy tucks? The tummy tuck procedure is considered a cosmetic procedure by AHS and […]

Settlement for Car Accident in Alberta You can file a claim for injuries if you had a car crash and ended up with a car crash. Some minor injuries are sprain, whiplash, strain, etc. Nevertheless, as the compensation money changes with the type of accidents, the amount can range from $4000 to $350000. How do […]

Personal injury lawsuit If this happens, the best course of action to take is to hire a car accident lawyer as soon as possible to help you navigate the legalities you soon will be facing. If someone sues your insurance company instead, it is still advisable to seek legal counsel. How much can someone sue […]

What is the cap on soft tissue injury in Alberta? The amount of the Minor Injury Cap on general damages changes from year to year. For car accidents occurring in 2020, the Minor Injury Cap is $5,296. For 2021 accidents, it is $5,365 and for accidents occurring in 2022, the cap is $5,488. What is […]

Call 911 If anyone is seriously injured, or. If you suspect any other driver may be guilty of a Criminal Code offence, such as impaired driving. If the police come to the scene, ask for a copy of their report or the file number they have assigned to it. Do you need to report an […]

First offense fine : A minimum of $2,875 up to $10,000. Failure to pay the fine can result in 45 days to 6 months in jail. Second offense fine : If you are caught again within 5 years of the first offense, you face a minimum fine of $5,000 up to $20,000. Can you settle […]

In Alberta, basic automobile insurance (accident benefits and third party liability) is required by law. Additional insurance coverage (such as collision and comprehensive) is not required by law. What is collision coverage Alberta? Collision Coverage This type of coverage pays for repairs to the policyholder’s vehicle in the event that damages are incurred in an […]