Many “beer league” and co-ed sports teams have their own rules that every player must abide by. These rules are to ensure that the game is played fair and the players are kept safe. To ensure that the rules are followed,...
When our client’s vehicle was t-boned by someone running a stop sign, he suffered a concussion, whiplash and shoulder injury. He decided to deal with ICBC directly and did not retain a lawyer until over a year had passed. As a...
It’s important to let your doctor know if you are experiencing pain or symptoms related to your motor vehicle accident. If you don’t, ICBC may try to use the absence of notations in your clinical records against you. In 2014 our...
A tradesman’s reputation has value. It leads to job opportunities and repeat business. However, a tradesman’s reputation can quickly change if they are no longer able to do quality work. In a physically demanding trade, one of the biggest reasons for...
Liability between a young cyclist and an unknown motorist was determined in the case of Ormiston v. I.C.B.C., 2012 BCSC 665; Ormiston v. Insurance Corporation of British Columbia, 2014 BCCA 276. Mr. Ormiston was cycling to high school on the downhill...
Raj v. Khosravi, 2015 BCCA 49, highlights a concern for individuals who represent themselves and have direct contact with an Insurance Corporation of British Columbia adjuster after a motor vehicle accident. After Mr. Raj was involved in a car accident where there...