Personal Injury / MVA Leads in Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan operates a no-fault automobile insurance system through Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI), which provides Personal Injury Protection benefits to anyone injured in an MVA in the province regardless of fault. When SGI introduced the no-fault system in 1995, it removed the right to sue for most MVA-related injuries. Residents who opted for tort coverage before the transition retained limited tort rights, but new policies are exclusively no-fault.

Despite the restricted MVA tort landscape, Saskatchewan's personal injury market remains active in non-automotive categories. Saskatoon and Regina, the province's two largest cities, generate the majority of premises liability, medical malpractice, and product defect claims. Saskatoon's growing population and expanding commercial development create steady slip-and-fall claim volumes, while Regina's role as the provincial capital and government services hub produces a range of institutional negligence enquiries.

The province's resource extraction industries — potash mining, uranium mining, and agriculture — generate occupational injury claims where third-party civil liability may apply beyond workers' compensation coverage. Northern communities like Prince Albert produce claims related to forestry and mining operations. DashLeads provides Saskatchewan personal injury firms with leads from individuals actively seeking legal representation for non-SGI injury claims. Our real-time delivery aligns with the two-year limitation period under The Limitations Act to ensure timely intake. All lead generation complies with the Law Society of Saskatchewan's rules on marketing legal services.