The outdated law for holding dog owners accountable
The outdated law does not hold a dog owner accountable unless the victim can prove that the owner was aware of the dangerous disposition of their particular pet.
Read More →Who’s responsible for a dog attack?
The large dog attacked again when Mr. Belleville went to investigate. It slipped out of its collar and sunk its teeth into Mr. Belleville’s arm.
Read More →What happens to your injury claim if Covid-19 takes your life
And it dies with the injured victim, even if they had already endured years of “pain and suffering” before passing away.
Read More →Covid-19 and income loss claims
What happens to their income loss during the layoff? Will ICBC still have to pay 50% of their full time income over that period of time?
Read More →Covid-19 and your ICBC claim
What if your doctor has referred you to physiotherapy, massage and chiropractic care, but COVID-19 has shut down all those caregivers!
Read More →Can Covid-19 impact a personal injury claim?
How is your personal injury claim impacted if something totally unrelated to the crash, i.e. a pandemic, causes a worse outcome? Will you be compensated for that? Will a COVID-19 care delay or interruption allow ICBC to slither out of
Read More →Why thorough care is important to avoid ICBC unfairness: Part 3
Help your recovery and avoid handing ICBC a mental health care “magic pill” by being vigilant about your mental health and following through with whatever care is prescribed.
Read More →Why thorough care is important to avoid ICBC unfairness: Part 2
Maximizing your recovery is not only best for your health, it’s critical for achieving justice in an ICBC claim.
Read More →Why thorough care is important to avoid ICBC unfairness: Part 1
ICBC will wait until the end of the process to hire their own medical specialist to go through your care with a fine toothed comb. They look for anything you might not have fully followed through with, or for some
Read More →When your “minor” injury isn’t so minor
The government has pulled the wool over our eyes by announcing a “minor injury cap” that includes moderate to severe injuries.
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