Full disclosure is the best route
Legal column contrasting the conflicting interests in both lawyer-client and adjuster-claimant relationships
Read More →If you can’t prove what earnings would be, you’re out of luck
Legal column advising victims to prove potential earnings that have been lost due to an injury in order to receive fair compensation
Read More →Getting a professional’s assistance just makes sense
Legal column using an example to demonstrate the low-ball negotiation tactics used by the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC)
Read More →Time can be money for lawyers, clients
Legal column advising how to ensure a legal bill does not come with any surprises
Read More →Some lawyers go above and beyond
Legal column using David Grunder as an example of a lawyer who does not fit the negative stereotype of personal injury lawyers
Read More →Lawyer’s fee justifiable when you know the facts
Legal column addressing the common perception that personal injuries lawyers are overpaid by receiving contingency fees of one third of a settlement
Read More →Get legal advice, second opinion before accepting payout
Legal article addressing personal injury insurance claims without the assistance of a lawyer
Read More →Crash victims’ lawyers unfairly tarnished with accusations
Legal column addressing the ethical role of a lawyer in representing a personal injury victim for compensation from their insurance company
Read More →Passionate about getting correct info to the public
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
Read More →When it comes to whiplash compensation, talk to a lawyer
Legal column explaining why whiplash “grade levels” are not appropriate for determining the value of a claim
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