Accident
What To Do If You’ve Been in a Hit and Run Accident In Alberta
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
James H. Brown
March 15, 2022
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?
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
Unsafe left turns are a frequent cause of motor vehicle accidents, they occur regularly and can result in significant injuries for those involved. Left-turn accidents
In some parts of Canada, provinces use a no-fault insurance system to determine how much accident victims are entitled to for their injuries. Today in
“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
Calgary roads are getting busier! With many Calgarians returning to work as restrictions are lifted, commuter traffic across the city is bound to increase. While
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
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