Litco Law Blog

3 Ways to Keep Roads Safe This Halloween

Oct 26, 2021

Your driving habits that may pose a much greater risk than you realize, and we’ve got some scary stats to prove it.

What Is SEF-44 and Why Is It Important?

Sep 27, 2021

SEF 44 offers protection in the event that you are injured by a driver who is uninsured, underinsured, or if the accident was a hit-and-run.

Talking to My Insurance Company Post Accident?

Jun 21, 2021

So you’ve been injured in a Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA). Your mind is probably racing with questions about what to do next, as you’re potentially faced with loss of ability to work, loss of a vehicle, endless paperwork, and conversations with insurance companies. We understand that these concerns can cause serious headaches… but the good news is, Litco Law can take care of the paperwork and the legal work, so you can take care of what matters most: yourself, your loved ones, and your health. And we can always offer free legal answers when you need it! Today, we’re diving into the client question, “Should I talk to my insurance company after my accident?”

Who Am I Suing and Why?

May 25, 2021

Having an experienced Personal Injury lawyer on your side will help to ensure that you get the result you deserve. You can’t put a price tag on your health, but you may be able to get compensation for things like loss of income while you’re unable to work, the cost of medical treatments or therapies, prescriptions, loss of enjoyment or quality of life, and more.

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IMPORTANT! If you agree to an insurance company’s settlement offer, you give up your legal right to pursue a personal injury claim. It is best to assess the full extent of your injuries and how they will affect your life before you accept an offer. Please note that you have a maximum of two years from the date of the accident to file an injury claim in Alberta.