If COVID-19 disrupts your plans, can you get your money back? A friend registered for a race, which was cancelled because of COVID-19. Rather than a refund, racers were offered discounts on future races. She asked me the straight forward
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But citizen’s arrest provisions are restricted for good reason. Physical confrontations, particularly between criminals and those without police training, are recipes for disaster.
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Instead of asking your doctor to take you off work, beg your doctor’s permission to try to continue working, asking for medication to help deal with your muscle spasms and pain.
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Pain serves us well when alerting us to a burning hot surface. Not so much after a car crash. We naturally avoid unpleasant things. We recoil from burning pain. And take extra care to avoid the sharp pains we’ve experienced
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I set out, last week, to provide a priority list of what to do after being injured in a crash. I got carried away with the highest priority item: pursuing medical recovery. I am now continuing with the priority list.
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I’ve given the same ICBC claim advice over and over, consultation after consultation, for years. I have joked about creating a series of videos so that I could just press “play”. Perhaps that’s not such a bad idea! Injured victims
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I shared my “black arts” tactical advice last week for anyone pursuing an ICBC claim: “Live your life”. My advice might have come as a bit of a surprise, coming as it did from a personal injury lawyer. I think
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Legal column explaining that resuming activities after an injury should be dictated by doctors and not lawyers
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Legal column advice on when you should return to your regular activities after a car crash injury
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