If you need a Moncton personal injury lawyer, call the Moncton office.
Moncton Personal Injury Lawyer for New Brunswick Claims
A New Brunswick claim is taken from the first call to trial in the Court of King’s Bench of New Brunswick. The firm also defends criminal charges across the province.
Injury Claims and Criminal Charges We Take in New Brunswick
The firm takes car accidents, motorcycle, ATV and snowmobile crashes, pedestrian and bicycle injuries, trip and fall claims, dog bites, fatal injuries, long-term disability (LTD) denials, fire loss and civil claims for sexual abuse. The full list, with a page for each province, is at injury law areas.
The firm defends assault, drug charges, impaired driving (DUI), theft and sexual assault charges in New Brunswick.
The Court of King’s Bench, the Minor Injury Cap and Section B
The Court of King’s Bench of New Brunswick hears injury trials, in most cases with a judge alone. The firm tried Allen v. Doiron, 2026 NBKB 049, at the Moncton Law Courts. It is the largest personal injury decision in Atlantic Canada. That decision and Trainor v. DeArcos, 2025 NBCA 131 are described at injury law results.
The Insurance Act caps pain and suffering damages for a minor personal injury, and the cap figure moves each year with indexing. Every New Brunswick auto policy carries Section B accident benefits, which pay medical and rehabilitation costs and weekly income replacement whether or not the crash was your fault. Whether an injury meets the cap’s definition is a medical question and a legal one, and it is the question clients ask most often. The insurer’s answer is not the last word.
Intake Is Free and the Fee Depends on the Result
Reach the office or start a claim through contact. Intake is free. There is no fee unless the claim succeeds. Several lawyers take files in French. Find an office at locations.
