A judgment released May 10, 2013, following an eight day Supreme Court of British Columbia personal injury trial, reminds me of the saying: “A man who is his own lawyer has a fool for a client”. The decision reads like
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Each of us has a story about how cutting a financial corner has ended up costing more in the long run. A Burnaby convenience store owner has a story that would blow all of ours out of the water. A
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“Do not sign anything” is a stern warning I see or hear from time to time in marketing materials by some personal injury lawyers. Use that phrase as a google search criteria and the first page of results includes a
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I sometimes wonder if those consulting with me are disappointed by the straight-forward legal advice that I give them. Some seem to be looking for clever tactical pointers. Certainly, a personal injury lawyer must have a few tricks up his
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Legal column explaining that hiding facts from a lawyer can cause irreparable damage to a case and must be avoided by maintaining an honest relationship with your lawyer
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Legal column addressing the ethical role of a lawyer in representing a personal injury victim for compensation from their insurance company
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