Many people feel overwhelmed after being involved in a car accident. It can be difficult to know what information to obtain, who to contact, and how to report information on the accident. As personal injury lawyers, we often see clients...
Understanding the Law On April 1, 2022, New Brunswick took a significant step forward in the fight against “revenge porn” with the royal assent of the Intimate Images Unlawful Distribution Act (“IIUDA”). This legislation introduced new civil liabilities in the...
FREDERICTON, NB: On May 21, 2024, Melanson Law, an established personal injury law firm that practices in Fredericton, Moncton, and Saint John, will be welcoming a new associate to its legal team. Riley Loughead. Riley Loughead is a graduate of...
Learn how the Fatal Accidents Act and the Survival of Actions Act in New Brunswick provide legal avenues for third-party claims and estate claims following wrongful deaths, ensuring families can seek justice and compensation.
After a car accident, understanding the crucial steps—from contacting a lawyer and your insurance company to navigating health insurance and legal deadlines—can significantly impact the compensation you receive for your injuries and losses.
Navigating personal injury claims for minors in New Brunswick involves appointed litigation guardians, unique procedural rules, and considerations for ensuring a fair settlement, as covered in this detailed guide.
Facing the aftermath of a car accident can be daunting, but gathering the right documents and information—from personal details and insurance information to medical records and expert reports—can be crucial to successfully pursuing a motor vehicle accident claim.
Understand the impact and intricacies of Cox v Carter Orders in New Brunswick, particularly regarding Section B wage-loss benefits, and learn how they might affect your motor vehicle accident claim.
Melanson Law, a distinguished family-operated personal injury firm in New Brunswick, is expanding its team with the addition of a new legal associate to further support its growing clientele and maintain its high standards of service in injury and negligence claims.
Understand the crucial differences between pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages in New Brunswick personal injury claims, and learn how courts assess these damages to ensure fair compensation.
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