When you are injured in a motorbike accident, it is not uncommon to leave the accident with physical and emotional scars. Motorbike accidents by nature
As of September 29, 2022, the Edmonton Police Service process for collision reports is changing. The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) has opened two Collision Reporting
Generally, it’s best to reach out to a personal injury lawyer immediately following an accident or injury. Regardless of the nature of your accident and
With Alberta seeing an increase in daily commuters as professionals return to the office and schools prepare to enter back into another school year come
We always try to share the injury lawyer reviews we receive. James H. Brown and Associates helps thousands of injured Albertans get the settlements they
Many Albertans use mopeds to get to their destination. Yet you may wonder about moped laws, and what the legal framework around operating a moped
Motor vehicle accidents can involve drivers of all types, personal use vehicles, public transit, or commercial vehicles. Everybody has a story of commuting encompassing a
Personal injury claims vary from one individual to the other. Depending on your situation, damages sustained and the lawyer you have hired, you can either
You may have heard of people bringing cases for slip and falls and wonder on what grounds they are able to pursue injury claims. A
A limitation period is an important element of injury law. When people are injured in a motor vehicle accident they may not at first notice
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