Eastern Passage Personal Injury Lawyers

NOVA Injury is a dependable personal injury firm in Eastern Passage, NS. We have a well-rounded team of lawyers who work with clients with personal injury claims. At NOVA Injury Law, our goal is to create personal connections as we work with you to provide excellent legal services. We are committed to helping you navigate your personal injury claim to get you the compensation you deserve.

Learn more about NOVA Injury Law, check out our nearest office in Halifax, and feel free to give us a call!

Can’t make it to our office? No problem! If so, our team will come to you!

About Our Eastern Passage Personal Injury Lawyers

Have you been injured in Eastern Passage? Our injury lawyers handle many different types of personal injury claims, including:

At NOVA Injury Law, our team understands accidents can be life-altering, and handling the complexities alone can be overwhelming.

That’s why you need the best injury lawyers in your corner to help.

Driving Directions from Eastern Passage

The fastest route to our Halifax office takes about 25 minutes over 23 km via NS-322 N and Hwy 111 N.

Leave Eastern Passage: Head north on Main Rd (NS-322 N) toward Dartmouth.
Take Highway 111: Continue onto Hwy 111 N (Circumferential Highway) and stay on it for about 6 kilometers.
Cross the Harbour: Take exit 6E to merge onto Pleasant St/NS-322 N, then follow signs for the A. Murray MacKay Bridge or the Angus L. Macdonald Bridge to cross into Halifax. Note: Both bridges require a $1.25 CAD toll without a MACPASS.
Enter Halifax: Exit the bridge onto Barrington St or North St to quickly reach downtown Halifax.

Wondering what sets us apart?

We’re one of the only injury firms with our own in-house physician to help you create a bullet-proof case.
We offer free consultations with no obligation.
Technology allows us to easily communicate with clients anywhere, from small towns to large cities. However, if you prefer in-person consults, we proudly offer complimentary house-calls anywhere in Nova Scotia.
Our payment is contingent on winning your case (no win, no fee), so you can focus on recovery.

Three Steps to Get Started Today

1. You schedule your free consultation (book here)

2. We investigate your claim.

3. We advocate for you!

Personal Injury FAQs

▶ What is the statute of limitations on personal injury in Nova Scotia?

In most provinces, the statute of limitations for an injury claim is two years. Generally, the period starts when the injury was discovered or should have been discovered. In most cases, the discovery of harm occurs right after the accident occurs. The limitation period will be longer for those who were children at the time and for those who could not make decisions.

▶ What is the pain and suffering law in Nova Scotia?

For injured people, the law in Nova Scotia allows an injury victim to make a claim for the injuries and damages they suffered. General damages for pain and suffering are intended to compensate the injury victim for what they have had to ensure, the function they have lost, and the loss of enjoyment in life they will now experience. General damage money is supposed to compensate for the suffering of the injured victim and bring them back to where they were before the incident with money.

▶ Can you sue for personal injury in Nova Scotia?

Nova Scotia law allows injury victims to sue someone who was negligent and the cause of their injuries, damages, and loss. In most cases, the insurance company providing coverage to the at-fault party will respond to the claim.

▶ How does personal injury work in Nova Scotia?

In Nova Scotia, personal injury cases arise when a person suffers damages (monetary or not) due to another person’s acts, omissions, or negligence. This entitles the injured person to seek compensation from those responsible for causing the losses. The claim is usually negotiated with an insurance adjuster. If a settlement cannot be reached, the insurance company will hire a defence lawyer to respond to the legal claim.

▶ What is the compensation for personal injury in Nova Scotia?

There are two main parts to a personal injury compensation settlement: general damages and special damages. General Damages compensate you for your injury and your pain and suffering. Special Damages compensate you for any expenses you’ve incurred, loss of earnings, and future care needs.

▶ What is a liability in a Nova Scotia personal injury claim?

In a Nova Scotia personal injury case, liability means the responsibility to compensate an injury victim for the damages and losses caused by the wrongdoer. If a personal injury case goes to trial, the judge or jury will decide who is liable for the incident. More than one person could be liable for an incident; it will be decided on a case-by-case basis.

Call Our Eastern Passage Personal Injury Lawyers Today!

Ready to talk? Call our personal injury lawyers at NOVA Injury Law today to book your free case evaluation and strategy session!