Reshma Bhambhani: KBL Law LLP
17318 - 106 Avenue T5S 1H9 Edmonton, AB, Canada

Hi folks! I am going to be participating in the MS bike tour this Saturday. This is my first year participating and I'm very excited! Thanks to Neal Jenn and Tara Strekies from Active Physio Works in Magrath for inviting me. They are trying to raise $50,000 for this amazing cause. They have raised $40,000 so far. Every little bit helps. If you are able to donate, please click on the link below and search for me or the team and make a donation! https://secure3.convio.net/mssoc/site/TR/BikeTour #MSbike #virtualtour #MScharity #yeg #donate #makeadifference

Happy Monday! There is a lot of misconception regarding RPRs and Title Insurance when selling or purchasing a home. Here is some information regarding RPRs, Title Insurance and the importance of obtaining a real property report before you list your property for sale. If you are selling a house or a bare land condo in Alberta and are using the standard Alberta Real Estate Association contract, you are required to provide the buyer with a current real property report (RPR) and ...compliance. A RPR is a survey of the outside of the property which shows fences, decks, sheds, outbuildings, retaining walls, etc. this survey is then given to the City to ensure that all of the structures are in the right spot and if all development permits have been pulled. The survey must reflect the current state of the property. If there is something that is not shown on the RPR or if something has changed or has been moved, a new RPR is needed and it must be resubmitted to the municipality to get a new compliance report. If there is an issue with obtaining compliance, the municipality will issue a report letting the seller know what is wrong and what must be done to correct the problem. The seller must be able to fix any issue sand provide the new buyer with a new/current RPR and compliance before the possession date, otherwise the purchaser can potentially move in to the property without paying in full. Obtaining a real property report prior to listing you house for sale is very important so that you are aware of these issues before it is too late to fix them. Some sellers will offer a purchaser a policy of title insurance in lieu of a RPR and compliance. While this may seem sufficient, it is not an equal substitute. A title insurance policy may cover the cost of issues that were not know at the time of purchase and come up at a later date, but it is uncertain what may be covered. The best solution is to have a current RPR with compliance and a policy of Title Insurnace as well to potentially cover any unknown issues. Feel free to reach out to for any more information you need about buying it seeking your home! #yeglaw #yeglawyer #yegbiz #yegrealestatelaw #yegre

Albertans need affordable auto insurance, accountability for insurance companies, and consumer protections to ensure the system is fair. No-fault insurance is n...one of that. No-fault means no accountability for bad drivers or insurance companies. No-fault means no savings on premiums. And no-fault means no fairness for working Albertans. Albertans clearly say: no-fault? No thanks

It's important to take breaks when you're working at home. Beautiful run a few days ago with my partner in crime. She may be small but she's much faster than I am. She's waiting for me to catch up! Hopefully that's the last time I'll have to run in the snow. Another one today in shorts and a tshirt. Yay for warm weather! #socialdistancing #dogsofinstagram #yeg #yeggers #staysafe #yeglaw #yeglawyer

If you have been injured in a car accident due to the fault or negligence of someone else, you may be entitled to make an insurance claim for damages. When assessing the damage that the accident has done and the disruption it has caused in your life, there are different areas or heads of damage that one can claim. Some of these may not be applicable in all cases as the circumstances of each accident and the impact on a person’s life is always going to differ from case to c...ase. Some of the heads of damage that one can claim for include: General Damages this is for the pain and suffering that the accident has caused Loss of Housekeeping if you have been unable to perform household tasks since the accident and/or still are unable to perform these tasks Cost of Future Care if you will need continuing treatment to deal with your injuries Wage Loss if you were unable to work for a period of time which caused you to lose wages for which you have not been reimbursed Loss of Future Earning Capacity/Lost ability to earn income if the accident resulted in you not being able to obtain or perform in a job which you are qualified for Special Damages if you have paid out of pocket for certain things due to the accident, you can keep your receipts and make this claim If you have been in a motor vehicle accident, please contact me and we can discuss your options and potential claim. [email protected]; 780-489-5003; @rbhambhanikbllaw #yeglaw #yeglawyer #yegbiz #personalinjurylaw #personalinjurylawyer #yeggers #damages #insuranceclaims #knowyourrights