Personal Injury / MVA Leads in Alberta

Alberta operates a full tort system for motor vehicle accident claims, meaning injured parties retain the right to sue at-fault drivers for both economic and non-economic damages. Unlike Ontario and British Columbia, Alberta does not impose a verbal threshold or restrict access to the courts for MVA claims. However, the province does cap non-economic damages for minor injuries under the Minor Injury Regulation, which defines soft-tissue injuries subject to a damages cap that is adjusted annually.

Calgary and Edmonton together account for the vast majority of Alberta's personal injury claims. Calgary's rapid growth and sprawling highway network, including the Deerfoot Trail and Stoney Trail, produce substantial MVA volumes. Edmonton's industrial base generates significant workplace injury claims alongside traffic-related incidents on the Yellowhead and Anthony Henday corridors. Red Deer, positioned between the two major centres on the busy QE2 highway, also sees notable MVA claim activity.

DashLeads provides Alberta personal injury firms with pre-qualified leads from claimants actively seeking legal representation. Our leads include MVA victims, individuals injured in oilfield and construction accidents, and those pursuing slip-and-fall claims against commercial property owners. Alberta's two-year limitation period under the Limitations Act requires prompt action, and our real-time delivery ensures your intake team can connect with claimants quickly. All advertising complies with the Law Society of Alberta's rules on lawyer marketing.