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No-Fault

No-Fault Insurance: Driverless Cars and The Hidden Costs for Convenience

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No-fault insurance is a type of car insurance that pays for the policyholder’s medical expenses and lost wages, regardless of who caused the accident. This type of insurance is becoming increasingly relevant in the age of driverless cars, as the question of fault in an accident involving a self-driving vehicle is not always clear. Advantages …

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A Summary of Jones v Sepaneko, 2016 ABQB 295: The Impact of Medical Professionals in Personal Injury Law

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James H. Brown and Associates, Alberta Injury Lawyers, is here to ensure you get the settlement you deserve. Our website features many articles about personal injury law. We hope that each of these articles helps you further understand an element of personal injury law. Personal injury law is complex, and if you have suffered an …

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car safety rating

Will Your Car Safety Rating Impact Your Case?

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Canada’s car safety ratings are based on testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) in the United States and compliance with Canada’s Motor Vehicle Safety Regulations. NHTSA and IIHS each have their own safety ranking criteria, which are updated each year. The car safety rating …

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How Often Do Personal Injury Claims Go To Court?

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In general, most personal injury claims, including those involving car accidents, slips and falls, and pedestrian accidents, are typically resolved before going to trial in court. This is often achieved through the at-fault party’s insurance company making an acceptable offer, which is then accepted by the victim’s lawyer on their behalf. However, in some cases, …

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2023 Minor Injury Cap

2023 Minor Injury Cap Amount Announced

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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 or after January 1, 2023, the minor injury cap in Alberta is $5,817. This is a 6% increase from the 2022 number. This announcement was made via a bulletin by …

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Pre-Judgment Interest in Action: Jackson V. Cooper, 2022 ABKB 609

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You may have heard the term “Pre-judgment Interest” during negotiations and the exchange of offers in your case. Pre-judgment interest is the interest awarded on non-pecuniary damages to recognize what you could have done with the money if it had been paid to you at the time your injury arose, on the date of the …

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Benefits

What Do I Do if My Insurance Company Denies Me Benefits After An Accident?

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When you are involved in a motor vehicle accident, it can feel like the whole world is against you. The other driver may deny being at fault, you may be unable to work, your body can feel like an enemy, and in some cases, your own insurance company may even deny you your “no-fault” benefits …

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Why Do Personal Injury Lawsuits Take So Long?

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Recovery after an injury takes time and is different for each person. Before settling your case, it is important that you have reached maximum recovery from your injuries and assess any long-term impacts of your injuries on your activities and ability to work. Speaking with our Accident Injury Lawyers at James H. Brown & Associates …

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Personal Injury

Learn About The Types of Personal Injury Cases in Alberta

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Car accidents, motorcycle accidents, bicycle accidents, pedestrian/motor vehicle accidents, occupiers’ liability, and slips and falls, are common types of personal injury cases in Alberta. Still, injuries can occur in many different circumstances. Getting legal advice is important if you have been injured in an accident. At James H. Brown & Associates, we help you understand …

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Everything You Need to Know About Edmonton’s New Collision Reporting Centre

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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 Centres to manage collision reports. The stated goal for these centres is to streamline the process for minor collisions and free up police resources. The EPS will no longer process …

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