Can I claim injury-related income loss if I have a bunch of unrelated stressors in my life? What if I have sent emails about the dismal market, and blamed a strata dispute for my loss of income? In the 2012
Read More →My physical pain is not disabling but the incident has had a significant impact on my emotional well-being. I can take part in most of my recreational activities but I am more susceptible to anxiety and depression now than I
Read More →If ICBC argues that my recovery has been hampered by my lack of motivation, will my compensation be affected? What if I am struggling with a psychological disorder? In reasons released last week by the BC Supreme Court, Kweon v.
Read More →My doctor prescribed antidepressants to deal with my depression following a crash. I don’t like the way the medication makes me feel so I have stopped taking it. Will the courts penalize me when assessing my award? In the recently
Read More →If I am able to work for a year or two after the crash and then quit, will I be compensated? What if I thought I could push through and get better, but over time, my injuries make working unbearable?
Read More →If I am involved in a number of crashes, how does compensation work? What if the injuries from each crash built on the injuries from the last? What if there is no objective evidence of my serious injuries? In the
Read More →If you’re depressed after a crash, can you compensated for your loss of enjoyment of life? What if you’ve had other troubling experiences that might be causing your depression? Will you still be compensated if the crash wasn’t the only
Read More →How important is it that I follow the advice of my medical team? Do I have to try everything to get better or will the court consider my personal beliefs on wellness? In the November 12th, 2015 case Castro v
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