Legal column contrasting how juries and judges base their decisions for awarding financial compensation to car crash victims – juries use societal values whereas judges use precedents
Legal column discussing severe financial consequences that can arise from not wearing a seatbelt
There are laws that “limit” how long you can wait before you commence a lawsuit. In legal jargon, that time... View Article
Legal column explaining the arbitrary criteria used by ICBC’s Low Velocity Impact Program to unfairly deny auto insurance claims
Legal column recognizing the psychological impact of a car crash injury and recommending preventative treatment
Legal column explaining the financial impact of a car crash injury to a working individual and their right to fair compensation
Legal column expressing the necessity of pursuing treatment for an injury regardless of any barriers or costs
Legal column explaining how auto insurance works in British Columbia and the necessary steps for achieving fair compensation
Legal column outlining the details of compensation insurance adjusters commonly fail to explain to during negotiations and claims that a personal injury victim can never go wrong by hiring a lawyer
Legal column advising victims to take their time when agreeing to a settlement from an insurance company for their injury because injuries may prevail or get worse
Legal column explaining how an honest person can mistakenly lose their credibility in the legal system
Legal column contrasting stereotypes of lawyers and victims against the reality
