Accident
Fatal Accidents: What Happens Next?
“Our loved one lost their life in a motor vehicle accident, where do we go from here?” This is a question no one should ever
James H. Brown
November 13, 2021
“Our loved one lost their life in a motor vehicle accident, where do we go from here?” This is a question no one should ever
Have you been told by a healthcare provider that you are suffering from a strain, sprain or whiplash associated disorder (WAD)? If so there are
Injured Albertans are often unsure of compensation when they are involved in a single-vehicle collision. After a motor vehicle accident (MVA), the bills can pile
In Alberta, our system of ensuring that people receive compensation when they are injured in a motor vehicle accident works on a tort system. This
It is an unfortunate reality that many people seeking compensation in personal injury claims have been injured in prior motor vehicle accidents (“MVA”) or have
What Is “Loss of Consortium”? The basic principle underlying any personal injury claim is that the injured person should be returned to the position he
In the Fort McMurray area, many employers offer comprehensive benefits in the event of serious injuries that happen during work time. But what about injuries
Each year, James H. Brown and Associates represent numerous individuals who have suffered tragic life-changing spinal cord injuries. Often, we work with victims and families
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