There are two parts to any lawyer’s bill. One part is “fees”, which are charged for the work done by the lawyer and the lawyer’s staff. The other part is “disbursements”, which are expenses incurred by the law firm to
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Legal column stating that expense should not play a role in prescribing treatment for recovery, this is what liability insurance is purchased for
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Legal column describing the double-edged policy of insurance companies to deny providing benefits, then attempt to deduct the cost of those benefits from the claim settlement
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Legal column reminding car crash victims of their legal obligation to take reasonable steps towards recovery
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Legal column discussing the media’s portrayal of a personal injury lawyer who lent money to his client, and suggesting alternative financing options
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Legal column advising car crash victims to continue working as if they expect they will not be compensated instead of accumulating lost wages
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Legal column stating the importance of continuing medical treatment even if the insurance company is not willing to cover it
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Legal column questioning the new incentives created by a recent contract between the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) and British Columbia Chiropractic Association (BCCA)
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Legal column describing claims an insurance adjuster might make to convince an injured victim that they don’t have a claim
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Legal column explaining how using one doctor for your injury treatment will benefit your personal injury case
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