Alberta Accident Law, led by Shawn Sidhu, fights for the full compensation you are owed after a serious injury. Free case review. No fee unless we win.
You pay nothing unless we recover for you.
Confidential, no obligation, no pressure.
Calgary to Lethbridge and everywhere between.
Personal injury representation you can trust.
Whatever caused your injury, we deal with the insurer and pursue every dollar you are owed.
Rear-end, intersection, and highway collisions on Deerfoot, the Henday, and beyond.
Commercial and semi-truck crashes, where insurers move fast and you need your own advocate.
We counter the bias riders face and pursue the full value of serious injuries.
Crosswalk, parking-lot, and bike-lane collisions against much larger vehicles.
Ice, uneven surfaces, and unsafe property. Alberta winters make these common.
Concussions, TBI, and spinal trauma with lifelong medical and income impact.
Life-altering injuries requiring long-term care, future-cost, and expert valuation.
Compassionate representation for families pursuing an Alberta wrongful-death claim.
Claim denied, delayed, or lowballed? We take on the insurer so you do not have to.
Three simple steps from first call to compensation.
Tell us what happened. We explain your rights and whether you have a claim, at no cost.
We gather evidence, handle the insurer, and value your claim properly, including future costs.
We negotiate or litigate for full value. You pay nothing unless we win.
Choose your city for local details and a direct line to our team.
southern Alberta
(403) 200-3226 Visit the Calgary site →the Edmonton metro region
(780) 886-8077 Visit the Edmonton site →central Alberta
(587) 777-6645 Visit the Red Deer site →Strathcona County
(587) 888-7654 Visit the Sherwood Park site →southern Alberta
(403) 888-4321 Visit the Lethbridge site →Straight answers about Alberta personal injury claims.
Nothing up front. We work on a contingency basis, which means no fee unless we win your case. Your first case review is free and confidential.
In most Alberta injury cases the limitation period is two years from the date of the accident, but some situations are shorter. The safest step is to get advice early, before evidence disappears.
It depends on your injuries, income loss, future care needs, and how fault is assessed. We value claims properly instead of accepting the insurer’s first number, which is almost always low.
Most Alberta injury claims settle without a trial. We prepare every file as if it will go to court, which is what gives you leverage to settle for full value.
Your case review is free and confidential, and you owe nothing unless we win.
Choose your city to get started