“You want me to sit down and make notes to “journal” how I was before the crash?” Yes, I do. As soon as possible. Before your memory fades, because ICBC claims require evidence. “But what does that have to do
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Find out what you can do to get better, and do it. It’s one of my key pieces of legal advice for those consulting with me after a crash. Legal advice? Isn’t that just common sense? It actually takes me
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There was some sort of squabble the other day between our two youngest children, aged 10 and 12. My wife and I called them over to sort it out. Caden started to tell the sordid tail, but was repeatedly interrupted
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This column is a follow-up to my last, about protecting the rights of injured children. This week I’m writing about limitation periods for children’s ICBC claims. Until I teased her to death, I had a friend who used to say,
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Protecting the rights of injured children comes with its challenges. What do we do when a child is hurt? We hear the cry or scream and do our best to remain calm while we assess whether or not there is
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This is the fourth and last episode of a series. I started with a list of priorities for what to do at the scene of a crash. I promised a similar list for what to do after you leave the
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Legal column warning car crash victims that pursuing an insurance claim means video surveillance is a very real possibility
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Legal column explaining that witnesses can only bring forth personal knowledge as evidence, and not “hearsay evidence” from a third party
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Legal column advising your rights and responsibilities if you are the victim of a hit and run crash – pursuing the proper action can lead to fair compensation
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Legal column outlining step by step how best to record evidence following a car crash and explaining why it can be crucial for achieving justice in your claim
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