In 1993, James H. Brown founded James H. Brown Injury Lawyers with a simple mission: to stand up for injured Albertans and ensure they had access to experienced legal representation during some of the most difficult times in their lives.
Throughout his career, James H. Brown has been recognized with numerous honours, including:
In 2010, following his wife Jeanie’s diagnosis with ALS, Jim retired from active practice.
His son Trent Brown purchased the firm and continued the legacy built on compassion, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to helping people rebuild their lives.
Trent has since elevated the firm to a new level, expanding its reach, strengthening its reputation, and redefining what client-centred injury law looks like in Alberta.
Years in Practice
Cases Managed
Years WITH FIRM
My struggle back to health taught me the impacts a serious injury can have on your physical, mental, and emotional health. It’s an experience I will never forget. Today I use that firsthand experience as a driving force behind my work on behalf of accident victims and their families. As a personal injury lawyer, I am incredibly motivated to ensure you attain justice, compensation, and closure after your accident. As a leader of one of Alberta’s top personal injury law firms, I am proud of the work my team provides to injured Albertans. You can expect my talented team to be committed to ensuring accident victims receive the care, support, and compensation they need.Â
Outside of the legal world, I am a dedicated local community member. I have proudly contributed to the work done by Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), STARS, Spinal Cord Injury Alberta, the Brain Care Centre, and several other organizations that are committed to supporting accident victims on their road to recovery. Helping my community and fellow victims has always been at the forefront of my work, and I encourage my team to do the same. I am proud to have established an award-winning personal injury law firm that does more than settle cases; we care about our community.Â
