Wagners

Wagners With headquarters in Halifax, Nova Scotia, we serve clients throughout Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and beyond.

Your Personal Injury Lawyers

Car accidents | Medical malpractice | Class actions | and more

📍Halifax ➡️ Atlantic Canada

Free consultations: www.wagners.co or (902) 425-7330 Wagners is an established leader in plaintiff personal injury litigation, be it the result of a medical malpractice; individual, institutional or government negligence; auto accidents; defective products; hospital errors; misdiagnosis; birth trauma or other incident. Together our lawyers have 90 years of experience in the area of personal injury law. We are dedicated to representing the Plaintiff client - to bringing forward your case to settlement or trial, and to ensuring that your case is advanced and your rights protected in a timely and effective fashion. We will investigate your situation thoroughly, and bring a lawsuit based on the merits of your case. We will back-up your suit with the support of our entire team of lawyers and staff, using tested trial skills and highly qualified experts. Our goal is to obtain justice for our clients and a fair hearing of the circumstances giving rise to their injury. Practice areas:

- Class Actions

- Medical Malpractice

- Personal Injury

10/02/2026

A slip and fall can change your life in seconds, but proving what happened isn’t always simple.
 
If ice, spills, uneven flooring, broken stairs, or another unsafe condition caused your injuries, you may be entitled to compensation for medical care, lost income, out-of-pocket costs, and pain and suffering.
 
At Wagners, we investigate what went wrong, preserve important evidence, and deal with the insurance company.
 
Contact us for a free consultation.
 
Wagners — Your Personal Injury Lawyers

📞 902-425-7330
đź’» www.wagners.co
 

09/22/2026

In Nova Scotia, the “minor injury cap” can affect how pain and suffering compensation is assessed after a motor vehicle accident. But it doesn’t apply to every part of a claim.
 
For instance, It does not limit compensation for things like lost income, treatment, rehabilitation, or future care.
 
Another important consideration to the cap is whether an injury is truly considered “minor”, which can depend on how it develops over time.
 
If you’ve been injured in a motor vehicle accident, it’s important to understand how your injuries are being assessed.
 
That’s where Wagners Law Firm can help. 
 
Wagners — Your Personal Injury Lawyers

📞 902-425-7330
đź’» www.wagners.co
 
 

After a car accident in Nova Scotia, it's not always obvious what to do first.A few key steps can make a major differenc...
09/17/2026

After a car accident in Nova Scotia, it's not always obvious what to do first.

A few key steps can make a major difference: report the accident when required, notify your insurer promptly, ask about Section B benefits if you were injured, and keep records of your symptoms, treatment, expenses, and claim communications.

Be especially careful with early settlement discussions. If your injuries are still developing or you are being asked to sign a release, it may be worth speaking with a personal injury lawyer before making a final decision.

Wagners — Your Personal Injury Lawyers

📞 902-425-7330
đź’» www.wagners.co

09/15/2026

After a a personal injury, your case should be focused on one thing: you.
 
At Wagners, putting the client first means listening to what matters to you, protecting your interests, and making sure every step of the process is guided by your needs, not the insurer’s.
 
Wagners — Your Personal Injury Lawyers
 
📞 902-425-7330
đź’» www.wagners.co
 

For accidents that happen in 2026, Nova Scotia's Minor Injury Cap is $10,862. But this is one of the most misunderstood ...
09/11/2026

For accidents that happen in 2026, Nova Scotia's Minor Injury Cap is $10,862. But this is one of the most misunderstood parts of car accident claims.

The word “minor” can be misleading. An injury may be legally categorized in a certain way while still causing pain, missed work, treatment needs, and major disruption to daily life. Medical records, symptom tracking, and legal analysis all matter when determining whether the cap applies.

If an insurer says your car accident injury is capped, consider speaking with a personal injury lawyer before accepting that conclusion or settling your claim.

Wagners — Your Personal Injury Lawyers

📞 902-425-7330
đź’» www.wagners.co

09/09/2026

Timing matters in medical malpractice cases.
 
In many injury claims, there is a two-year limitation period. But when a claim involves a fatal injury in Nova Scotia, families may have as little as one year to bring a claim.
 
Medical malpractice cases also take time to assess. Records need to be gathered, care has to be reviewed, and independent medical experts may need to provide input before a claim can be properly evaluated.
 
If you believe you or a loved one may have been harmed by medical treatment, it’s important to seek legal guidance as early as possible.
 
Wagners — Your Personal Injury Lawyers
 
📞 902-425-7330
đź’» www.wagners.co
 

We’re proud to share that eight Wagners lawyers have been recognized in the 2027 editions of The Best Lawyers in Canada™...
09/03/2026

We’re proud to share that eight Wagners lawyers have been recognized in the 2027 editions of The Best Lawyers in Canada™ and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada™. ​

• Loreatha Boehner — Personal Injury Litigation

• Kate Boyle — Class Action Litigation

• Maddy Carter Carter — Class Action Litigation

• Lyndsay Jardine, K.C. — Personal Injury Litigation and Product Liability Law

• Peter McVey, K.C. — Appellate Practice

• Lisa Wagner — Personal Injury Litigation

• Raymond F. Wagner, K.C. — Class Action Litigation, Medical Negligence, and Personal Injury Litigation

• Lauren Harper — Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada™, Medical Negligence

These peer-reviewed recognitions span personal injury litigation, class action litigation, medical negligence, product liability law and appellate practice.

Congratulations to all of this year’s honourees!

09/01/2026

Most injury claims in Nova Scotia settle before trial, but evidence is what makes that possible.
 
That means gathering the right evidence early: accident reports, medical records, witness statements, expert opinions, and documentation showing how the injury has affected your work, care needs, and daily life.
 
When that evidence is organized clearly, it can put real pressure on an insurer to resolve the claim fairly.
 
At Wagners, our personal injury lawyers help injured people across Nova Scotia build evidence-backed claims with the goal of reducing stress and pursuing fair compensation.
 
Wagners — Your Personal Injury Lawyers
 
📞 902-425-7330
đź’» www.wagners.co
 

After a car accident in Nova Scotia, Section B benefits may provide important support while you recover.These are no-fau...
08/28/2026

After a car accident in Nova Scotia, Section B benefits may provide important support while you recover.

These are no-fault accident benefits, which means they may be available even if you caused the collision. Depending on the situation, they can help with treatment costs, rehabilitation, income replacement, and other accident-related expenses.

But Section B benefits have rules, limits, and deadlines. They are also different from a personal injury claim against an at-fault driver.

If you were injured in a Nova Scotia car accident, it’s important to understand what benefits may be available, and how to protect your rights before making decisions with the insurance company.

Wagners — Your Personal Injury Lawyers

📞 902-425-7330
đź’» www.wagners.co

08/27/2026

After a car accident in Nova Scotia, compensation usually isn’t one single payment.
 
A claim is typically made up of different parts, depending on how an injury affects someone’s life. That can include pain and suffering, time away from work, reduced earning ability, and the cost of treatment or care.
 
Not all of those losses show up on day one. Some are obvious right away. Others only become clear over time, especially if recovery is ongoing or work and daily life don’t return to normal.
 
That’s why compensation is usually assessed over time, based on medical information, recovery progress, and how an injury affects the ability to live and work as before.
 
If you were injured in a crash in Halifax or elsewhere in Nova Scotia, Wagners offers free consultations. We’re happy to walk through what may apply in your situation.
 
Wagners — Your Personal Injury Lawyers
 
📞 902-425-7330
đź’» www.wagners.co
 
 

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