Most of the time, our lawyers at James H. Brown and Associates are tackling motor vehicle accidents (MVAs). Over our 250 combined years of experience, we have
Hit-and-run accidents can be devastating, leaving victims and their loved ones feeling helpless and unsure about their legal options. If you or a family member
As we enter the warmer portion of 2023 and motorists across Alberta gear up for road trip season, hitting the road by car and by
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
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,
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
Did you know that there have been some recent changes to the process of reporting a vehicle collision in Edmonton? With drivers across the city
The Minor Injury Regulation (MIR) has been updated for 2023, and thus the 2023 Minor Injury Cap amount has been updated. For accidents occurring on
What is the fatal accidents act? There are few things in life more terrifying and gut-wrenching than learning that a loved one has suddenly passed
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