Help Support a Future Where No one Faces Brain Injury Alone


May 4, 2026
At CAM LLP, we believe in a community where everyone has the chance to rebuild and thrive. That is why we are proud to help sponsor the 2026 Brain Care Breakfast – an inspiring morning dedicated to hope, recovery, and action. In addition to helping kick off Brain Injury Awareness Month, the event is the Brain Care Centre’s primary fundraiser for the year. Proceeds raised at the event go towards the delivery of essential services critical to Albertans working to overcome the impact of brain injuries and reconnect with their lives.

Why Your Presence Matters

The statistics are sobering. According to Brain Injury Canada, traumatic brain injury (TBI) is projected to be one of the most common neurological conditions affecting Canadians by 2031, alongside Alzheimer’s and epilepsy.
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Using AI to Gather Information About Your Personal Injury Claim: The Risks and What You Should Know


April 20, 2026

Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude are becoming increasingly common for quick answers to everyday questions and tasks. However, their use for more complex tasks can come with risks.

Relying solely on AI to answer questions about your personal injury claim or to seek legal advice can lead to incorrect or unreliable information that can hurt your claim. This article discusses the risks of AI, and the reasons why personalized support from an experienced personal injury lawyer is a better option to ensure your rights are properly protected.

What are the downsides of AI?

AI does not “think” or “analyze” information like a human does. Continue reading

Factors That Influence the Amount of a Personal Injury Settlement


March 9, 2026

If you have been injured in an accident and the time is approaching to begin settlement discussions with the other party, a natural question to ask is how much you might receive as a damage award. There are many different considerations that will come into play when you receive compensation for your injuries.

Why Settle?

A settlement is a negotiated agreement between the parties involved in the accident. Working with your lawyer, the goal is to come to an agreement with the defendant’s insurance company and their lawyer as to how much they will pay you as compensation for your injuries. Continue reading

Alberta Minor Injury Cap – Update 2026


February 13, 2026

The Superintendent of Insurance Interpretation Bulletin 05-2025 confirms the annual increase in the Minor Injury Cap; the amount for non-pecuniary damages for minor injuries sustained in car accidents in Alberta.

Effective January 1, 2026, the maximum minor injury amount of $6,182 will be increased by 2%, to $6,306. The new amount is applicable to minor injuries resulting from automobile accidents that occur in Alberta on or after January 1, 2026.

Does the move to No-fault affect the Minor Injury Cap?

The Alberta government is still intending to move to a no-fault system effective January 1, 2027. This does not affect the minor injury cap for 2026. Continue reading

What Evidence Will I Need for my Personal Injury Lawsuit?


February 4, 2026

By Justine Lee.

Good evidence is the backbone of every legal case, and a necessary ingredient for a court to be able to perform its task of deciding whether to grant a plaintiff’s claim. To advance your personal injury claim, there are several types of evidence that your lawyer will work with you to collect to advance your insurance claim, or in preparation for mediation or trial.

What is “evidence”?

Evidence is information used to prove facts; a fact is something that we know to be true. When you are in a lawsuit, you are going to make allegations about facts and circumstances to establish what happened to you and the injuries you sustained. Continue reading

Retirement Announcement — Celebrating Ron Jewitt


December 20, 2025

After a distinguished legal career spanning more than three decades, we announce the retirement of our partner Ronald (Ron) Jewitt. Ron has been a respected member of our firm since 1992, dedicating over 33 years to advocating for seriously injured clients with exceptional skill, compassion, and professionalism.

We will miss his calm presence, mentorship, and steady wisdom, but we also understand that this moment marks an exciting and well-earned opportunity for him to enjoy other parts of his life. Ron’s commitment to his clients, his collegial spirit, and his thoughtful approach to the law have left a lasting impact on our team and our community. Continue reading