If you are considering starting a lawsuit against the at-fault driver to recover compensation for your injuries in a car accident, get legal advice! Make
An accident where a driver collides with you and leaves the scene is referred to as a hit and run accident in Alberta. Hit and
You’ve recently been in a car accident, and the car accident injury claims process eventually crosses your mind. What is next? What should I do?
Accidents can often turn one’s life upside down in unexpected ways. Aside from the physical injuries, many are surprised by emotional distress such as worsening
How are damages calculated? When you are injured in a car accident or other accident, you may be wondering how much compensation you will receive.
The SPF-1 is the standard form owners automobile insurance policy in Alberta. It is the same for anyone who holds it. The SPF-1 is broken
As part of an ongoing series, we have asked different lawyers at James H. Brown and Associates what they think makes “the best accident lawyer”.
What is tort law? Simply put, a tort is a wrong. Technically speaking, a tort is a civil wrong causing the claimant to suffer loss
Motor vehicle accidents are stressful in and of themselves. When an accident causes injuries, the stress is compounded as accident victims require medical treatment but
When you win a Personal Injury lawsuit, you will generally receive monetary damages. There are different types of damages or “heads” of damages, such as
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