If you’ve been involved in a motor vehicle accident (MVA), you may have sustained soft tissue injuries. Our lawyers know that these injuries, despite the name, can be life-altering. If a soft tissue injury does not improve within six months, this could be a sign that it will have lasting damage. In Alberta, anyone sustaining …
What Does the Soft Tissue Injury Cap Mean For Me in 2023 Read More »
Pain and suffering can take many forms following an incident; soft tissue injuries are a common occurrence and, sadly, a type of injury that is often misunderstood. Whiplash, sprains, contusions, and stress injuries can all lead to significant pain and, if left untreated, can become long-term aggravating conditions. If you or a loved one have …
Are you or your loved one suffering from a soft tissue injury due to a car accident? James H. Brown and Associates is here to provide you with the legal advice you need! Learn about soft tissue injury and the legal steps you can take to receive the compensation you deserve below. What is a …
Everything You Need To Know About Soft Tissue Injury! Read More »
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 …
Suppose you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident, and you disagree with the insurance company about the severity of the injuries you sustained. In that case, you or the insurance company can request a Certified Medical Examination. Who is Considered a Certified Examiner? A Certified Examiner is a physician or dentist who is …
What is a Certified Medical Examination and How Will It Impact My Case? Read More »
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 …
Oftentimes, when we discuss car accidents, sudden impacts, and other injury-causing events, the focus ends up being on major or catastrophic injuries that are visible such as broken bones, punctures, severe burns, and more. While there’s no denying that these injuries are prolifically life-altering and painful, it’s just as important to focus on lesser highlight …
Whiplash-associated disorder (WAD) is the term used to describe a cluster of symptoms. Whiplash is one of the most common injuries in car accidents. Whiplash refers to a neck injury from the forceful motion of the neck, often experienced in rear-end collisions. This forceful motion can cause ligaments, muscles, nerves and spinal cord injuries. Symptoms …
Understanding the Whiplash-Associated Disorder (WAD) Classification Read More »
After a collision, fender bender, or severe accident, whiplash can leave you feeling stiff, sore, and in pain. Whiplash is a prevalent injury to sustain after a variety of accidents. However, a whiplash injury can become a significant and sometimes chronic issue if it’s not treated appropriately and promptly. Victims of whiplash injuries face many …
Don’t Let Whiplash Wear You Down; James H. Brown and Associates is Here to Help! Read More »
A structured settlement is a common tool used in personal injury law. When you reach the end of your personal injury case and win you will end up with a settlement. That is a certain amount of money intended to compensate you for your injuries and their long-term effects on you going forward. While it’s …
What is a Structured Settlement? and What Does It Mean For Your Personal Injury Case? Read More »
Motor Vehicle Accidents
Motorcycle Accident
Bicycle & Pedestrian
ATV / Snowmobile Accidents
Heavy Truck/Tractor Trailer
Objects on road
Animal Accident
Watercraft & Boat
Bus/LRT
Logging Truck
Farm Equipment Accident
Aircraft
Spinal Cord Injury
Brain Injury
Whiplash Hotline
Wrongful Death
Broken Bones
Neck Pain
Chronic Pain
Burns
