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Canada’s personal injury landscape is entering a period of significant change. Alberta’s transition from a tort-based system to a no-fault auto insurance model will fundamentally reshape the province’s MVA market, creating immediate strategic and financial questions for Alberta PI firms—and important implications for the PI sector across Canada.
Drawing on case studies from BC’s experience with a no-fault system, this two-part webinar series examines what legislative disruption means for the PI business model and how firms across Canada can prepare. We’ll explore how firms can manage existing case inventories, preserve capital through the transition and make the financial and strategic decisions required to adapt.
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Upcoming webinars in the series
Part 1: The no-fault disruption: What Alberta’s new model means for PI firms | OCTOBER 27, 12:00 TO 1:00 PM ET
Alberta’s transition to a no-fault auto insurance model represents one of the most significant changes to the province’s personal injury market in decades. As traditional MVA litigation is significantly restricted, PI firms face a multi-year runoff of existing files—and fundamental questions about revenue, capital and the future shape of their practices.
This discussion examines what the new model means for Alberta PI firms and what can be learned from BC’s experience with a no-fault system. We’ll explore how firms can prepare for the transition, manage existing case inventories and begin making the financial and strategic decisions required to adapt.
KEY THEMES
- Navigating Alberta’s no-fault transition—and lessons from BC
- Managing the runoff of existing MVA files
- The role of third-party funding in preserving firm capital and liquidity through the transition
- Preparing your firm financially and strategically for what comes next
SPEAKERS
Part 2: Financing Through Disruption: Capital Strategy for the Future PI Firm | NOVEMBER 10, 12:00 TO 1:00 PM ET
For PI firms navigating market disruption, the question isn’t simply how to manage existing files—it’s how best to use capital during the transition. With significant firm resources potentially tied up in long-duration cases, preserving liquidity can create greater flexibility to adapt, diversify and invest in future growth.
This webinar examines how firms can rethink capital management in a changing PI market. We’ll explore the opportunity cost of tying up firm capital in existing files, how third-party funding can preserve capital and create capacity for growth, and how firms can deploy those resources strategically across technology, talent, marketing and practice diversification.
KEY THEMES
- Managing cash flow and capital through market disruption
- The opportunity cost of firm capital tied up in long-duration files
- Using third-party funding to preserve capital and create capacity for growth
- Deploying capital strategically across technology, talent, marketing and practice diversification
SPEAKERS
