Motorcycle crashes in southern Alberta
Southern Alberta's open highways draw riders, but drivers who fail to see a motorcycle cause devastating crashes on Highway 3, Highway 5, and city streets. When a rider is hurt, insurers are quick to shift blame onto the person on the bike.
We know how these claims work and how to counter the bias riders face. Alberta Accident Law documents the collision, the road conditions, and your injuries, and pursues the maximum compensation available for your recovery.
- Highway 3, Highway 5, and city intersection motorcycle crashes
- Countering the insurer bias that blames the rider
- Road rash, fractures, and traumatic brain and spine injuries
- Full compensation for medical care, lost income, and long-term impact
Built for southern Alberta roads
Southern Alberta driving carries its own hazards. Black ice and blowing snow on Highway 3, strong winds funnelling through the coulees, wildlife on Highways 4 and 5, and busy intersections along Scenic Drive and Mayor Magrath all lead to serious collisions every year. We know how these claims unfold and what a fair settlement should really look like.
In Alberta you generally have two years from the date of the accident to file a claim, and some deadlines are shorter. The insurer's first offer is almost always low. Before you sign anything or give a recorded statement, talk to us. Your first conversation is free and completely confidential.