Legal article outlining the rights of a personal injury victim under the Low Vehicle Impact Policy of the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC)
Legal article advising what to do in a car accident, particularly if you are rear ended.
Legal article addressing how the criminal code is out dated with regard to polygamy and the role of a judges and politicians in enforcing the charges against Winston Blackmore and James Oler of Bountiful, British Columbia, Canada.
Legal column addressing the ethical role of a lawyer in representing a personal injury victim for compensation from their insurance company
Legal column explaining that you are entitled to make an insurance claim even without the other driver’s license plate or contact info, you only need to make an effort to obtain the information
Legal column encouraging responsible and courteous driving with the goal of zero car crashe
Legal column illustrating that ICBC’s policy that no visible vehicle damage means that there are no injuries is untrue and not legally enforceable
Legal column explaining how an insurance claim is valued and why it is never enough compensation to even cover a victim’s losses
Legal column acknowledging the impact he’s hoped to have over his readers in his 100 columns and an invitation for topic requests and feedback
Legal column explaining the negotiation strategy of ICBC and other auto insurance providers
Legal column explaining why whiplash “grade levels” are not appropriate for determining the value of a claim
Legal column illustrating how unfair ICBC’s settlement offers can be with the example of a Vancouver case that obtained fair compensation only after a 29 day trial
