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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
 
Below are some examples of questions often asked by clients in various areas of law.  Although not intended to be relied upon absent advice from a lawyer who has discussed your particular fact situation, you may find some of the information useful as a starting point in your legal inquiry.


Personal Injury Law

What do the recent changes to New Brunswick's laws  mean to me if I have been involved in a motor vehicle accident?

 The New Brunswick government passed threshold legislation to limit the rights of victims which legislation became effective on July 1st, 2003.  This legislation created a $2,500 cap for general damages in certain cases.  In order to determine whether your injuries fall under or over the cap and to find out more about what other types of damages may not fall under the cap you should see a lawyer if you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident.



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