Edmonton Personal Injury Lawyer — Free Case Review
Take a breath. You found the right place.
Hurt in an accident? You may be owed significant compensation. We match you with experienced Alberta injury lawyers — free case review, $0 today, $0 unless you win.
Do I have a case?
Three steps. No pressure. No cost.
Fear of the unknown keeps injured people from getting what they’re owed. Here is exactly what happens:
Call or text — 5 minutes
A real person answers, day or night. Tell us what happened in your own words. Free and confidential.
An experienced lawyer reviews your case
If your case fits, an Alberta injury lawyer calls you back — typically within one business day, often sooner. Also free.
You decide — on your timeline
No obligation, no clock. If you go ahead, your lawyer works on contingency: $0 today, $0 unless you win.
Four Numbers Every Injured Albertan Should Know
They win. You are not alone. Insurers lowball. And the clock on full legal rights is real.
Every Injury Type, Handled by Experienced Lawyers
From fender-benders to catastrophic injuries — the lawyers we match you with cover every personal-injury claim in Alberta.
Car & Truck Accidents
Collisions, hit-and-runs, rideshare and commercial-truck claims across Alberta highways.
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Slip, Fall & Premises
Icy sidewalks, wet floors, unsafe stairs — occupiers owe you a duty of care. Some deadlines are days, not years.
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Workplace Injuries
Construction, oil & gas, third-party claims — sometimes WCB is not the whole story.
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Motorcycle Injuries
Rider bias costs real money. An experienced injury lawyer pushes back on every assumption.
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Pedestrian & Cyclist
Crosswalk and parking-lot incidents — you likely have a strong claim even if partly at fault.
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Medical Malpractice
Hard cases with hard deadlines. Get a free, honest assessment before time runs out.
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Not sure you have a case? Most people aren’t.
Answer four quick questions. Based on real Alberta settlement data — no documents needed, no obligation.
What kind of accident?
Vehicle accidentcar, motorcycle, truck, pedestrian or bicycle Slip, fall, or premises injuryon someone else’s property Workplace injuryconstruction, oil & gas, third-party claims Medical malpractice or something elsewe’ll figure it out togetherFrequently Asked Questions
How much does a consultation cost?
Nothing — ever. Your case review is free, and the lawyers we match you with work on contingency: $0 today, $0 unless you win.
How long do I have to file a claim in Alberta?
Generally two years from the date of injury under Alberta’s Limitations Act — but some claims (like those involving a municipality) carry written-notice windows measured in days. The safest move is a free review now.
What if the accident was partially my fault?
Partial fault reduces an Alberta claim — it doesn’t erase it. Insurers often overstate your share. Don’t decide you have no case before a lawyer looks, free.
How quickly will a lawyer contact me?
After your free review, an Alberta injury lawyer typically calls you back within one business day — often sooner.
Do you serve areas outside Edmonton?
Yes — Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Spruce Grove, Leduc, Fort Saskatchewan, Stony Plain, Beaumont, Devon and across Alberta.
Your recovery starts with one call.
Free consultation. $0 unless you win. We match you with experienced Alberta injury lawyers who work on contingency. No pressure, no clock, no obligation.
Get your free case reviewHurtCallMax matches injured Albertans with experienced Alberta personal-injury lawyers. Free, confidential, no obligation. We are paid a flat monthly fee by a partner Alberta law firm — you pay $0, always. How we work.
*”Millions recovered” refers to aggregate settlements obtained by our partner Alberta law firm’s lawyers for their clients over the firm’s history. Past results are not a guarantee of future outcomes; every case is different and individual results vary. Limitation period under Alberta’s Limitations Act, RSA 2000 c L-12. Collision statistics from Alberta Traffic Collision Statistics 2023, Government of Alberta. Minor injury cap per Alberta Minor Injury Regulation, effective January 1, 2026. This website connects you with independent lawyers and does not itself provide legal services.