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CLG Injury Law Accident & Disability lawyers serving New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and PEI since 1987. For 35 years, CLG Injury Law has helped thousands of injured clients.

We fight for your rights to receive the maximum compensation you deserve. Providing you the Peace of Mind to focus on your Road to Recovery. We have offices in Moncton, Fredericton, Saint John, Halifax, Truro and Charlottetown. CLG Injury Law | Droit est une association d’avocats spécialisés en réparation des dommages corporels et d’invalidité avec des succursales à Moncton, Fredericton, Saint John, Halifax et Charlottetown. Au cours des derniers 35+ nous avons permis à des milliers de gens au Nouveau-Brunswick, en Nouvelle-Écosse et de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard de recevoir une compensation équitable des compagnies d’assurances.

How is pain and suffering calculated after an injury in Atlantic Canada?It is not a random number. Courts look at how yo...
10/15/2026

How is pain and suffering calculated after an injury in Atlantic Canada?

It is not a random number. Courts look at how your injury changed your daily life, your age, and your mental health.

Insurers calculate it differently. Know the difference.

Professional, hard-working, and easy to deal with from day one. That is what clients across Atlantic Canada experience w...
10/14/2026

Professional, hard-working, and easy to deal with from day one. That is what clients across Atlantic Canada experience with CLG Injury Law.

Thank you, Helen, for trusting us with your case.

Happy Thanksgiving from our team to yours. Our offices are closed today. Wishing everyone across Atlantic Canada a safe ...
10/12/2026

Happy Thanksgiving from our team to yours. Our offices are closed today. Wishing everyone across Atlantic Canada a safe and restful long weekend.

Had a pre-existing condition before your injury in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, or PEI? That does not disqualify your cla...
10/08/2026

Had a pre-existing condition before your injury in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, or PEI? That does not disqualify your claim.

If a collision made it worse, you may still be entitled to compensation.

Insurers will use your medical history against you. Know your rights in Atlantic Canada.

Myth: A police report proves who was at fault after a car accident.Fact: It documents the scene but does not determine l...
10/07/2026

Myth: A police report proves who was at fault after a car accident.

Fact: It documents the scene but does not determine legal liability.

Fault in a personal injury claim is decided separately. A report is one piece of evidence, not the final word.

A free case review costs you nothing.

Slipped on ice, in a parking lot, or at a store in Atlantic Canada?Property owners owe you a duty of care.You may have a...
10/05/2026

Slipped on ice, in a parking lot, or at a store in Atlantic Canada?

Property owners owe you a duty of care.

You may have a slip and fall claim.

A free case review costs you nothing.

When an insurer sends you to a doctor, that doctor works for them. The exam is brief, the report is written for the insu...
10/01/2026

When an insurer sends you to a doctor, that doctor works for them. The exam is brief, the report is written for the insurer, and it focuses on what you can do, not how you feel after.

Your own doctor's records still matter. But insurers lean heavily on the IME. Know what you are walking into.

A free case review costs you nothing.

Our offices are closed today in honour of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Today is a day to listen, refle...
09/30/2026

Our offices are closed today in honour of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Today is a day to listen, reflect, and remember.

09/28/2026

Get witness details and stay at the scene.

If anyone saw what happened, get their name and number before they leave. That information does not always end up in the police report.

If authorities are on their way, stay put and let them finish at the scene.
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Not all injuries are treated the same under the law in Atlantic Canada.New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and PEI all cap what ...
09/24/2026

Not all injuries are treated the same under the law in Atlantic Canada.

New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and PEI all cap what you can recover for pain and suffering if your injury is classified as "minor."

But if your injury crosses into "serious" territory, that cap does not apply. If you are not sure where your injury falls, a free case review can help.

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Moncton, NB
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