About Law / Fifty One
At Law Fifty One you’re not just a number to us. We care about our clients, and use a collaborative approach when prosecuting personal injury claims. Our clients benefit from the legal representation that they deserve.
We handle serious and catastrophic personal injury claims arising from motor vehicle accidents, motorcycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, cycling accidents, slip and fall accidents, trip and fall accidents, medical negligence and product liability.
Law Fifty One is committed to providing exceptional service to those who have suffered a personal injury due to negligence. At Law Fifty One, we are further committed to achieving fair and just compensation for the life-changing personal injuries suffered by our clients.
Current Posts
Inside Medical Malpractice: Brian Devlin KC of Law Fifty One Shares a Lifetime of Experience
In this podcast, Brian Devlin KC tells the story of his journey, starting from very humble beginnings, with an English degree, a rock band and a completely unplanned, unexpected entry into law school. Brian’s 40-year career has included criminal defence, personal injury, and hundreds of medical malpractice cases. Listen as he talks about the details of his very first malpractice case,…
How Will COVID-19 Affect my Personal Injury Claim?
Despite the challenges and closures presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, personal injury lawsuits can still be commenced during these trying times. While this pandemic has created challenging times, personal injury lawyers and the court system have adapted, by way of virtual and electronic platforms, means to continue serving personal injury victims of car accidents, slip, trip and fall accidents, and…
Alberta Automotive Insurance Reform and Personal Injury
On October 29, 2020, the Alberta Government introduced Bill 41 to update the Insurance Act. The new legislation places limits on the number of expert reports that the parties can rely on in a personal injury claim relating to a car accident and a reduction in the amount of interest claimable by the injured plaintiff; these changes come into effect on…