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Personal Injury Lawyer Edmonton – Gupta Law Services

Clear guidance on your options after a collision, a fall or another serious injury in Alberta.

A personal injury lawyer Edmonton residents can talk to early can help you protect your claim while you focus on recovery. Injuries affect your health, your work and your finances, and the rules for claiming compensation depend on how you were hurt and when. Gupta Law Services explains your options in plain language and tells you which deadlines and insurance rules apply to your situation.

 

Personal injury lawyer Edmonton: the injuries we handle

Choose the type of injury that matches your situation.

Motor vehicle accidents

Claims after car, truck, motorcycle, pedestrian and cyclist collisions, including how the current system and Care-First differ.

Whiplash

Neck and back soft tissue injuries, which can take weeks to show their full effect and are often treated as minor injuries by insurers.

Brain injury

Concussions and more serious injuries, where long term needs and lost earning capacity matter.

Slip and fall

Injuries on unsafe property such as icy walkways, which are separate from the auto insurance changes.

How we approach your claim

Our personal injury lawyer Edmonton team starts with the facts: what happened, who was involved, your medical care and your time off work.

We then explain whether you are likely to claim through insurance benefits, a lawsuit or both, and what evidence will matter. We deal with insurers and other parties so you are not negotiating alone, and we tell you honestly what a fair outcome looks like.

Where a settlement is realistic we pursue it. Where it is not, we prepare to go to court. We discuss our fee arrangement before you commit.

Deadlines and what to do first

In Alberta, a claim generally must be started within two years of when you knew, or should have known, that you were injured and that someone else was responsible.

 

The clock works differently for children, and insurance claims can carry shorter notice requirements. Do not wait until a deadline is close.

 

Until you speak with a lawyer, these steps help protect your claim:

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Led by Gagandeep Gupta

Why choose Gupta Law Services

Gupta Law Services is led by Gagandeep Gupta, Barrister and Solicitor, with more than 25 years of international legal experience. We explain things plainly, answer your questions and keep you informed at each stage.

 

We assist clients in Edmonton, St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Spruce Grove, Leduc, Fort Saskatchewan and across Alberta.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have to make a personal injury claim in Alberta?

Most claims must be started within two years of when you knew or should have known about the injury and who was responsible. Some situations, including injuries to children, work differently, so get advice early.

Does Care-First mean I cannot sue after a collision?

For collisions on or after January 1, 2027, the right to sue for pain and suffering is expected to be limited to specific serious situations, such as certain criminal and traffic offences. Details are still being finalized, so we check the latest rules for your date of injury.

What if I was partly at fault?

Being partly at fault does not always end a claim. Compensation can be reduced by your share of the responsibility, so the facts matter.

Do I need a lawyer for a minor injury?

Not always, but even minor injuries can involve caps, deadlines and insurance rules that affect what you can claim. A short consultation can tell you where you stand.

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