Personal Injury / MVA Leads in New Brunswick

New Brunswick operates a modified tort system for automobile insurance claims. Under the Insurance Act, the province maintains a threshold for non-economic damages in MVA cases, requiring claimants to demonstrate a serious impairment that is sustained and ongoing. This threshold system filters out minor claims while preserving access to the courts for individuals with significant injuries. New Brunswick also provides Section B accident benefits to all injured motorists regardless of fault.

Moncton, Saint John, and Fredericton form the province's three primary urban centres and account for the majority of personal injury claims. Moncton's position as a transportation hub on the Trans-Canada Highway and its growing population produce consistent MVA claim volumes. Saint John, as the province's largest city by metropolitan area and a major port, generates premises liability and industrial injury claims tied to its refining and shipping industries. Fredericton, the provincial capital, contributes government and institutional negligence enquiries.

New Brunswick's bilingual population means that personal injury firms often need to serve claimants in both English and French, particularly in the northern part of the province around Bathurst and Edmundston. DashLeads connects New Brunswick personal injury firms with claimants actively seeking legal representation. Our leads cover MVA injuries, slip-and-fall incidents, occupational injuries, and medical malpractice claims. The two-year limitation period under the Limitation of Actions Act requires timely engagement, and our real-time delivery supports prompt intake. All lead generation complies with the Law Society of New Brunswick's advertising rules.