Is it our sense of consciousness that separates us from the rest of the beasts? Perhaps it’s our logical brains. Many of us think we’re mighty clever. Stick us in a stressful situation, though, and logic can go out the
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One of my key pieces of legal advice to injured victims is to “preserve the evidence” by keeping a diary. I have written about this advice before. In fact, it was the subject of my second ever column, published on
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First off, thank you to the reader who proposed a driver safety topic about driving while wearing flip-flops. My friends are accusing me of sounding preachy again so I am going to try to leave the driver safety topic alone
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David Kubert, riding his motorcycle with his wife, Linda, as his passenger, sees the pick-up truck driver steering with his elbows, his head down, immediately before the head-on crash. The truck has drifted across the centre line. The choice made
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Legal column advising victims to prove potential earnings that have been lost due to an injury in order to receive fair compensation
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Legal column discussing the important role of witnesses in attaining justice
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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 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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Legal column demonstrating the impact evidence can have on a personal injury case and strongly encouraging victims to record their symptoms in an injury diary
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Legal column warning that insurance companies are using online social media and blog postings of victims to paint an unfair depiction of the impact their injury is having
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