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6 Reasons to Partner with a Car Accident Lawyer
If your accident happened in Edmonton or anywhere else in Alberta, the James H. Brown and Associates team can help you and your family in
James H. Brown
June 29, 2023
If your accident happened in Edmonton or anywhere else in Alberta, the James H. Brown and Associates team can help you and your family in
If you or someone you love have recently been injured in an accident, or collision as a result of someone’s negligence or ill intent, you
As the spring/summer temperatures start rising, more motorcyclists will be out on the road. Before you decide to hop on your motorcycle, it is essential
If you and your family are dealing with the painful loss of someone you love, facing the challenges of getting fair compensation in the event
Have you or someone you love recently experienced a serious accident or collision that has left you with significant injuries? Spinal Cord Injuries (SCI) are
In part two of our Factors That Can Impact The Outcome of Your Personal Injury Claim blog, we will continue discussing the different steps you
Whether you’re a passenger, driver or pedestrian, experiencing a serious car accident is traumatizing. One of the first thoughts victims of car accidents have is,
It’s no secret that Alberta’s world of personal injury law is complex. However, you don’t have to navigate Alberta’s justice system alone; James H. Brown
Being involved in a car accident is a traumatic experience, especially if you suffer from extremely severe injuries. While some injuries can be minor (yet
If you have been in a sideswipe collision, you may have questions about what to do next. Read our blog below about sideswipe collisions and
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