Car Accidents

Calgary roads are getting more dangerous. In 2025, traffic fatalities reached an 11-year high, with 38 fatal collisions, a 31 percent increase over 2024. This includes 15 pedestrian fatalities. Early 2026 figures have raised similar concerns among city officials, though it's too early to say whether the year will match 2025's pace. If you drive Deerfoot Trail, Macleod Trail, or 16th Avenue, you're navigating some of Calgary's busiest and most…

If you’ve been involved in a collision on Alberta’s roads, the path to recovery depends heavily on the type of vehicle you were operating. While the rules of the road apply to everyone, the legal and insurance landscapes for Edmonton injury lawyers handling car versus motorcycle claims are worlds apart. At Martin G. Schulz & Associates, we understand that a simple accident is rarely simple. Whether you were behind the…

Wondering if you need a lawyer after a minor crash? Learn when to contact a Calgary injury lawyer and how Martin G. Schulz & Associates can help. Was your car accident "minor"? Even low-impact collisions can lead to hidden injuries and costly repairs. Before settling with insurance, speak to a trusted Calgary injury lawyer. At Martin G. Schulz & Associates, your consultation is free—and your peace of mind is priceless.…

Everyone talks about texting while driving, but what about the other stuff we do without thinking? Maybe it’s grabbing fries from the passenger seat or turning to talk to someone in the back. Distractions come in all forms, and they can be just as dangerous. In a city like Calgary, where traffic can shift in an instant, how much attention are we really giving the road? Texting Isn’t the Only…

Pedestrian accidents in Calgary can happen in a split second, and figuring out who’s at fault isn’t always straightforward. It’s easy to assume the driver is to blame, but the truth is never that easy. Between distracted walking, unclear signals, and busy intersections, drivers and pedestrians can make mistakes. If you’ve ever wondered how fault is decided after one of these incidents, you’re not alone. This post breaks it down…