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Moss Hachey Law is a personal injury and insurance law firm serving clients across New Brunswick. We represent injured people, never insurance companies, and we take the fight personally.
Erika Hachey and Andrew Moss bring more than 25 years of combined experience taking on the country’s largest insurance companies in car accident claims, denied disability claims, and catastrophic injury cases.
We live and practise here. We know New Brunswick’s courtrooms, we know the adjusters, and we know the tactics they use to delay, discount and deny a claim. That knowledge lets us push back hard, without ever losing sight of the person behind the file.
Our personal injury lawyers in New Brunswick have gone up against the country’s largest insurance companies in car accident claims, denied disability claims, and catastrophic injury cases. If you’ve been injured or had your disability claim denied, we’re here to help. Contact us for a free initial consultation about your injury or disability claim, with no obligation to proceed.
Car, truck, motorcycle and pedestrian claims across New Brunswick, including hit-and-run and uninsured driver cases.
Premises liability claims for injuries caused by ice, wet floors and poorly maintained private or commercial property.
Denied or terminated disability benefits, appeals and lawsuits against insurers who stop paying too soon.
Claims involving misdiagnosis, surgical errors and negligent care by doctors, hospitals and other health professionals.
WorkSafeNB claims and third-party liability actions for workers hurt on the job or on site.
Compassionate representation for New Brunswick families making a claim after the loss of a loved one.
Born and practising here: we know the courts, the adjusters and the judges.
No retainer, no hourly bills, no surprise invoices. We get paid when you do.
Years of knowing how insurers value, delay and defend claims from the other side.
For over two decades we have represented New Brunswickers against the country's largest insurance companies. Our practice was built on one idea: people deserve a lawyer who picks up the phone, explains the law plainly, and fights without flinching.
Erika went above and beyond for me every step of the way following a motor vehicle accident I was involved in. The crash changed my life, but Erika was there to help through the entire process. She stayed dedicated and committed for years to obtain a result that far surpassed my expectations. I would highly recommend Erika – she is prepared to help you navigate through any situation, no matter how tough the situation is.
Very passionate and very caring people, that ensure your interests are respected and represented. Most definitely recommended.
It was efficient and quick and fees were reasonable . Thank you guys .
Very professional and was a big help for myself.
Punctual, polite, and a very friendly experience
I would strongly suggest Andrew Moss of Moss Hachey Law in Fredericton, New Brunswick, if you're looking for an attorney that specializes in insurance and injury law. He did a fantastic job managing our case from start to finish. He is incredibly talented and genuinely dedicated to his clients. Andrew, thank you!
From case preparation to resolution, we'll guide you through every step of the legal process.
Your case matters to us.
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For injury and disability claims, the process starts with a free initial consultation. We gather your medical records, documents, and evidence to build a strong settlement proposal.
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We file your claim, conduct discovery and manage every proceeding and deadline. You heal; we handle the complexity.
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We engage medical and economic experts, prepare for trial, and explore mediation or settlement to maximise your outcome.
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We conduct the trial, handle any appeal, settle the billing and close your file. Seen through to the very end.
Start by reporting the accident — to the police after a collision, or to the property owner or your employer. Document everything: photos of the scene, the names of any witnesses, and every medical visit from the first one. Notify your own insurer within the time your policy requires. Then speak with a lawyer before you give a recorded statement or sign a release, because those documents are difficult to undo later.
A personal injury claim is a civil case you can bring in New Brunswick when you are hurt because someone else was careless. It covers physical injury and psychological harm such as chronic pain, anxiety or post-traumatic stress, and it can recover medical and rehabilitation costs, lost income, future care and damages for pain and suffering. The claim is normally paid by the at-fault party’s insurer rather than out of their own pocket.
Anyone injured by another party’s negligent, careless or reckless conduct can file — drivers, passengers, cyclists, pedestrians, tenants, customers and workers. A parent or guardian can bring a claim on behalf of an injured child, and a litigation guardian can act for someone unable to manage their own affairs. After a death, family members may also have claims of their own under New Brunswick’s Fatal Accidents Act.
It depends on the severity and permanence of your injury, the treatment and attendant care you will need in the future, the income and earning capacity you have lost, and the insurance limits actually available to pay the claim. New Brunswick also caps damages for pain and suffering in minor personal injury cases, which changes the calculation significantly. No honest lawyer will promise you a figure at the first meeting — the number comes from the evidence.
Most New Brunswick injury claims resolve within six to twenty-four months. Files where liability is admitted move fastest; disputed liability, serious injuries that are still healing, and cases headed to trial take longer. There is also a deadline: under the Limitation of Actions Act you generally have two years from the day you discovered your claim to start a lawsuit, so call early rather than late.
Compensation usually follows six to eighteen months after a claim is opened, and sooner in straightforward files. In the meantime, Section B accident benefits under your own auto policy can cover medical treatment and part of your lost income while the claim continues. Once a case settles, funds are typically released within weeks of signing the release. A case decided at trial takes longer and may be appealed.
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