As I came down the stairs at the office, feeling the bounce of my belly excess, I realized that it was New Year’s resolution time once again. Spending time on the weekend meeting with yet another injured victim of a
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It makes sense to want to get to the bottom of why you are still having pain months or a year or more after a crash. You are told by your doctor that it is “just” a soft tissue injury;
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My daughter, Cassidy, is in grade 6. She had a Spring Break school project to write a speech. My memory of school work around that time of my scholastic development is more along the lines of using pencil crayons to
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What message are we giving the public when we report that all occupants of a head-on crash excaped injury…on the strength of an ability to walk away at the scene…when the reality is that all occupants were very likely injured
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Five vehicle crash snarles Harvey I wonder how those who suffered injuries that may never, ever completely resolve would agree with the reporter’s words: “all injuries are considered minor”. The use of the word “minor” in news reports describing injuries
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“Good statistics are at the foundation of all sound decision making across society and the economy.” I pulled that from the website of “Office for National Statistics”, which purports to be the United Kingdom’s largest independent producer of official statistics. By
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Legal column creating awareness of the fact that 1 in 5 British Columbian citizens will sustain a brain injury, and how this relates to car crashes
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Legal column contrasting the conflicting interests in both lawyer-client and adjuster-claimant relationships
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Legal column illustrating difficulties in pursuing soft tissue injury claims compared to more obvious injuries such as fractures
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Legal column explaining the function of a bumper and how it can affect the severity of injuries suffered from a rear end collision
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