PERSONAL INJURY LAWYER
THE HELP YOU DESERVE WHEN YOU NEED IT THE MOST
PERSONAL INJURY LAWYER
THE HELP YOU DESERVE WHEN YOU NEED IT THE MOST
Being in a car accident is stressful. There are forms to fill out for insurance companies, the court process can be confusing, treatment takes up a lot of time, and those responsible for your injuries may deny any wrongdoing.
Perminder and her firm have one goal in mind. To guide you through the legal process, while you focus on recovering from your injuries. You won’t be rushed into a quick settlement, rather Perminder will invest in your case to obtain maximum compensation, while at the same time supporting you in your recovery process.
We understand that car accidents are stressful. Your injury settlement doesn’t have to be.
Free Consultation
No Fees Paid Until Resolution
20+ Years Experience & Education
Perminder articled in Calgary in 1997 with a major Calgary law firm. Since then she has worked exclusively in the area of personal injury litigation, primarily motor vehicle accidents. She has worked both for and against insurance companies, which provides her with a unique knowledge in dealing with personal injury claims. Perminder’s experience has included trials at the Provincial Court and Queen’s Bench levels, as well as numerous Judicial Dispute Resolutions and private mediations.
Law Society of Alberta, Member
Canadian Bar Association, Member
Calgary Bar Association, Member
Yes, Perminder handles all cases personally from the very first meeting to the end result. You are a valued client and you will be taken care of with compassion and respect.
No, there is no fee until the conclusion of your case. Most personal injury lawyers work based on a contingency agreement which means they take a percentage of the settlement at the conclusion of your case.
This is an agreement between you and your lawyer so that you pay nothing upfront and the law firm takes a percentage of the settlement at the conclusion of your case.
Each lawyer is different but a lawyer’s contingency percentage is usually 25% to 45%.
Typically 1 to 2 years, or up to 3 to 4 years, depending on the severity of your injuries.
- Contact the police and complete an accident report.
- Call your insurance company to advise them of the accident.
- Obtain medical help for your injuries.
- Seek legal advice to discuss your potential claim.
Yes, Perminder speaks Punjabi as her second language, so she sometimes makes mistakes!
PHONE
Fax
403.541.9499
LOCATION
254, 1811 4th Street SW Calgary, Alberta T2S 1W2