Everyone’s a legal expert when it comes to ICBC injury claims. Or any other legal matter when alcohol starts to flow at a social gathering. All sorts of advice comes out of the woodwork. Some is helpful, but much of
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“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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I’m not a “perfect physical specimen.” If you know me, you are likely rolling your eyes and muttering: “Really? You don’t say!” Not a perfect psychological specimen either. “No sh** Sherlock!” I’m functioning really well, though. After over 20 years
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This common internet search: “Average ICBC settlement for rear ender,” tells me how “in the dark” people are about ICBC settlements. Because the question makes no sense. The size of a settlement has nothing to do with the type of
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I have written previously about the critically important goal, for car crash victims, of actively pursuing as full and quick a recovery as possible. Isn’t that the goal of anyone who has sustained an injury, regardless of the cause? Of
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The goal of “fair financial compensation for loss” is simple when you can point your finger at specific dollars and cents losses such as receipts for chiropractic sessions or time missed from an hourly wage job. The goal is not
Read More →A text from my wife: “Paul…. We’ve been together for almost 17 years now…. And I feel like I should tell you something…The beer fridge does not refill itself. It’s true – all these years I’ve been doing it –
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What is my ICBC claim worth? How long will it take to settle my claim? I am asked these questions all the time. Your ICBC adjuster has made an offer that could settle the claim immediately. To make a decision,
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From time to time I ask you, the readers, for topics you have an interest in, hoping that your suggested topic will relate to the “achieving justice” theme of this column. I could count the number of topic ideas I’ve
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There are three boxes of tissue on my desk. One of my Case Managers joined me the other day for a new client consultation. Referring to the boxes of tissue, I joked that they are for my staff. It was
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