Personal Injury Lawyers in New Brunswick

Did you know that establishments serving alcohol in New Brunswick have a duty beyond just pouring your drink? Discover your rights if you've been injured due to alcohol overserving.

Learn about New Brunswick’s new dog control regulation and how it impacts personal injury claims involving dog bites or attacks. Know your rights and options with Moss Hachey Law.

Often as a lawyer, we cannot tell the stories that our clients have gone through. This story happened to our Partner Erika Hachey and is a real-life example of how an insurance claim is processed in New Brunswick.

Being an executor, or administrator, is a lot of work. Executors and administrators can also be held personally liable for mistakes. In this blog, we’ve compiled a few steps an executor needs to take.

If you have fallen on a municipal sidewalk or property in New Brunswick, you have NINETY (90) DAYS to notify the city clerk in writing of the event. Don’t wait until you have lost your right to sue! Contact Moss Hachey Law for a free, no obligation consultation. We want to help!

In April 2022, New Brunswick passed the Intimate Images Unlawful Distribution Act, which allows victims whose intimate image has been distributed to pursue a civil action for monetary damages.

Using a new legal strategy, known as a “reverse class action lawsuit”, film production companies are suing thousands of Canadians for watching pirated movies online.

You may have seen it in the movies. Someone following a person around city streets, or following them at a distance in traffic. That doesn’t happen in real life, right? Unfortunately, it does, and it’s perfectly legal.

In 2013, the Stone family rented an Airbnb property in Austin, Texas. When Mr. Stone sat on a rope tree-swing at the property, the tree broke in half and fell on him. Mr. Stone died as a result. The Stone family sued the Airbnb hosts and negotiated a settlement for an undisclosed amount.

When someone posts negative or disparaging comments about you on social media, it can result in serious consequences. Negative posts about you can affect your employment or your education. They can even expose you to harassment or violence.

A ‘slip and fall’ or ‘trip and fall’ personal injury is a common term for lawyers, however may be unfamiliar to the general public.

A fall injury occurs when an individual falls and injures themselves due to the negligence of another person, such as a property owner, a snow removal company, or store owner. Many people feel embarrassed after a fall, even if it was not their fault.

There are lots of reasons why people don’t have a will. Of course, as lawyers, we always advise our clients to have a proper will and power of attorney in place. Lots of time our clients, (or relatives even!) will tell us the reasons they don’t have a will. Here are some of the reasons we’ve heard:

For many New Brunswickers, our vehicle is one of our most valuable possessions. Unfortunately, vehicles sometimes sustain damage from incidents such as collisions, vandalism, or storms. When our vehicle is damaged, what are we entitled to from our insurance company?

An automobile collision is always a stressful situation and experience. We’ve prepared the following rules and tips for you to keep in mind in case you are ever involved in a collision, or for you to quickly review afterward.

There are many reasons why a New Brunswicker might want to access documents kept by government bodies or crown corporations. As personal injury lawyers, we often request government documents on our clients’ behalf.