CLG Injury Law
4 lawyers · Established 1987 · Halifax County, Westmorland County, Saint John County, York County, Queens County, Colchester County
One of 77 law firms listed in Halifax, and one of 27 handling Personal Injury.
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4 lawyers · Established 1987 · Halifax County, Westmorland County, Saint John County, York County, Queens County, Colchester County
One of 77 law firms listed in Halifax, and one of 27 handling Personal Injury.
Free consultationCLG Injury Law is a personal injury and long-term disability firm serving New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island from offices in Moncton, Fredericton, Saint John, Halifax, Charlottetown, and Truro. Founded in Moncton in 1987 by Joseph E. Cantini as Cantini Law Group, the firm rebranded as CLG Injury Law in 2023. It handles only personal injury and disability claims, including motor vehicle, motorcycle, and pedestrian accidents, wrongful death, and insurance disputes, on a contingency-fee basis.
Wheelchair accessible
Woman-owned
LGBTQ+ friendly
By appointment
In-person services
Contingency
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