Traumatic brain injuries (also known as TBIs) can be devastating for both victims and their families. Catastrophic TBIs can result in dramatic changes to day-to-day life, and even seemingly “minor” injuries can have long-lasting effects that will continue to be felt long after the event. If you or your loved one are suffering due to …
Serious car accidents are traumatizing experiences. Whether you’re a driver, passenger, or pedestrian, the stress of a collision (especially one that causes serious injury) can make it overwhelming to decide what to do next. James H. Brown and Associates understands and are here to help. With over 200 years of combined injury law experience, we …
More than any other legal field, injury law often gets a bad rap. Whether it’s the ambulance-chasing stereotypes, the in-your-face advertising, or the unrealistic guarantees put forward by less-than-ethical parties, many people simply don’t trust injury attorneys to get them the justice and compensation they deserve. With over 200 years’ combined experience advocating for accident …
On October 5th James H. Brown and Associates’ Senior Class Action Lawyer Rick Mallett was featured on recent Global News coverage of the Onion Salmonella Outbreak. This story has now been covered by Global News as well as CBC News . It is crucial that anyone who has experienced symptoms consistent with Salmonella poisoning and …
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The limits on settlement amounts for damages suffered as a result of motor vehicle accidents are also known as caps. This topic has been the subject of careful judicial examination across Canada for a number of years. Specifically, the narrow cap scheme has been in place in Alberta since 2004. Courts in Alberta have upheld …
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In a poll conducted for FAIR AB by Nanos Research to gather opinions of Albertans on changing the auto insurance regulations the response has been resounding. Albertans spoke out loud and clear that they prefer the present fault-based system that provides accountability for bad drivers and allows injury victims access to the courts in pursuit …
The Government of Alberta is reviewing Alberta’s auto insurance system. The government’s insurance reform panel is considering making Alberta’s insurance system a WCB-style, no-fault system. This system won’t save consumers money. It just means increased profits for corporations and fewer protections for Albertans. A no-fault system means fewer protections for consumers and injured Albertans With …
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Results, Results, Results When buying a house realtors advise that we think location, location, location. A nice house on a quiet street in a good neighbourhood is always a better value than a house on a busy street adjacent to train tracks. When it comes to choosing an injury lawyer think results, results, results. You …
If you perform a simple Google search for personal injury lawyers in Alberta, you’ll find over 20 pages of results! There are several qualified, honest injury lawyers in our area, but others are deliberately misleading and have questionable legal skills, at best. It can be hard to tell who is trustworthy and who is not …
What to Know Before Hiring an Alberta Serious Injury Lawyer – No, Really Read More »
Injury law firm goes the extra mile for clients This article appeared in the October 15, 2019 StarMetro Edmonton Newspaper Clients praise James H. Brown for commitment to seeing injured persons get the compensation they deserve. James H. Brown and Associates Alberta Injury Lawyers go above and beyond to give their clients a stress-free experience …
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