Litco Law Blog

FAQ on Injury Claims: 7 Common Qs

Tuesday February 14, 2023

If you’ve ever had questions like “How do I know if I have a case?” or “How much is my injury claim worth?”, we answer those questions & more.

Red Deer Office Launch

Thursday January 12, 2023

The doors are officially open at Litco Law’s newest location in Red Deer, Alberta. The office is located at the Riverside Office Plaza, 4919 - 59th Street, between Gaetz Avenue and 49th Avenue, overlooking the Red Deer River.

Core Value Champion: Chala Frank

Wednesday January 11, 2023

This quarter’s winner is a shining example of what it truly means to live these core values in everything she does – meet Chala Frank!

Holiday Movie Safety: 7 Tips

Saturday December 10, 2022

If you’ve seen the movie Christmas with the Kranks, you’ll remember that classic scene where Tim Allen falls from the roof while trying to put Frosty up. In real life, accidents like this do happen and can result in serious injuries. The good news is many of these incidents are preventable. We know injuries are …

5 Things You Should Know About Pedestrian Accidents

Wednesday November 2, 2022

It’s that time of year when the snow begins to fall and, with it, comes slippery roads. Melting and freezing can lead to black ice, and even seasoned drivers can feel a bit out of practice when the icy roads return. Alberta’s Traffic Collision Reports show that the highest number of pedestrian accidents typically occur between …

4 Internet Safety Tips You Should Know

Tuesday October 25, 2022

If you have a smartphone or spend any time online, you probably consider yourself to be fairly internet savvy. But are you using the internet safely? We asked our Business & Technology Services department (aka “BATS”) to share their top internet safety tips & tell us what they do to ensure that client information is …

Pre-Trip Checklist

Monday July 18, 2022

Accidents and injuries can happen when you least expect it, including while you’re on vacation. Find out how you can plan ahead and protect yourself when you leave the country or province.  