Legal column frustrated with driving attitudes that don’t seem to comprehend the magnitude that a car crash can have on the lives of its participants
Legal column outlining responses and consequences of various scenarios involving a physical altercation
Legal column using a shoplifting example to demonstrate that demand letters rarely hold valid consequences
Legal column frustrated with the insurance company influenced perception that muscle, ligament and tendon injuries are considered ‘minor’
Legal column explaining that witnesses can only bring forth personal knowledge as evidence, and not “hearsay evidence” from a third party
Legal column discussing how a new ICBC auto insurance policy will lead to unfair compensation for car crash victims who go to trial
Legal column using the Hergott Law hot dog parade float as an example of a someone with a professional designation being a regular extroverted guy instead of the stereotype that is expected from them
Legal column trying to break the stereotype of lawyers by explaining the high ethical standards they are held to
Legal column emphasizing that clients undergoing an examination for discovery need to be truthful, honest and most importantly – take the time to think before blurting responses out
Legal column acknowledging the psychological abuse caused to Native Americans by being forced into residential schools for several years while being stripped of the identity
Legal column describing the setting and process of an examination for discovery, otherwise known as a deposition in the United States
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
