Transport Truck Accidents: How to Safely Navigate Roads with Semis
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Transport Truck Accidents: How to Safely Navigate Roads with Semis

ByCLG Marketing

Transport trucks, also known as semis, tractor-trailers, or big rigs, are a common sight on Canadian roads. These massive vehicles play a crucial role in transporting goods across the country, but they also pose significant and unique risks to road safety concerning other motorists due to their size and weight. In this blog, we’ll explore…

Bird's eye view of a side impact collision, (also referred to as "T-Bone" accident) at an intesection.
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What You Should Know About Side Impact Collisions

ByCLG Injury Law

Navigating the Perils of Side Impact Collisions: What You Need to Know Side impact collisions, often referred to as “T-Bone” accidents, have become a common concern on our Canadian roads. These incidents occur when the front of one car collides with the side of another, forming a T-shape. While the name might sound familiar, it’s…

What to do if you’re injured in a motor vehicle accident and the other driver doesn’t have insurance
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What to do if you’re injured in a motor vehicle accident and the other driver doesn’t have insurance

ByCLG Injury Law

Some drivers do not have insurance covering their vehicles in the event of an accident. This situation exists even though it is the law for all motor vehicles to have insurance to cover medical costs, lost wages, and the other damages suffered by a victim injured in a collision. Each year, a number of motorists…

Newly released car accident data reveals current trends

Newly released car accident data reveals current trends

ByCLG Injury Law

There are many things that can go wrong on the streets and highways of New Brunswick, and it seems the chances of a car accident occurring on any particular day are less random than one might assume. Some recently unveiled statistics have revealed some interesting trends. Allstate Insurance Company of Canada just released the results of a…

Injured in a public transit accident – Am I liable?

Injured in a public transit accident – Am I liable?

ByCLG Injury Law

Although less frequent than car accidents, Canadians are injured in bus and train accidents every year. If you suffer from injuries following a public transit accident, you may be wondering if you are liable or not and what your options are. Can I claim for damages? Those injured in public transit accidents may claim for…

Take action after a distracted driving accident leads to injury

Take action after a distracted driving accident leads to injury

ByCLG Injury Law

In our previous blog post, we discussed how important it is for all Canadians to take a stance against distracted driving. The truth of the matter is that distracted driving accidents can claim lives and lead to serious injuries. If you are injured in a distracted driving accident, you should make sure that you understand…

Rollover Car Accidents

Rollover Car Accidents

ByCLG Injury Law

Automotive rollovers are considered to be one of the most dangerous types of collisions. When an accident causes the vehicle to turn over onto its side or roof, it is considered a rollover crash. These types of accident often cause important injuries to drivers and/or passengers, possibly even life-threatening injuries. Causes of rollovers The majority…

What to do if I suffer from injuries following a car accident?

What to do if I suffer from injuries following a car accident?

ByCLG Injury Law

Car accidents can result in many different types of injuries. From minor to severe, the nature and extent of injuries depend on a many factors, such as the speed of the vehicles, the force of the collision and how seatbelts and airbags worked during the accident. Car accidents are a leading cause of injuries. In…

Distracted Driving

Distracted Driving

ByCLG Injury Law

As you know already, it is illegal to use hand-held wireless communication devices while driving in NB, NS and PEI. This law was put in place to help us remain focused while driving and keep our roads safer. However, using your cell phone isn’t the only thing that can distract you while driving. Many other…

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