If I am catastrophically injured in a crash, will I recover for my significant home care needs? What if my daughter has been attending to a large portion of my care, but is about to move out on her own?
Read More →I have been awarded damages to help pay the cost of my future care. Now the defendant in my case is seeking to have my award reduced because my own ICBC insurance MIGHT pay for those costs. Given how hard
Read More →I will need to continue treating my crash injuries with physiotherapy and medication. As an Aboriginal person I am entitled to certain government benefits which may or may not fund this care. Will the courts expect me to rely on
Read More →As a result of my crash injuries, I require injection therapies that will be ongoing, potentially for the rest of my life. As time goes on, much like the cost of groceries and gas, it is expected that the cost
Read More →If ICBC advances me some money to pay for my treatments or medication, will that money be deducted off of my eventual settlement? In the recent British Columbia Supreme Court Case Norris v Burgess (2016 BCSC 1452), Justice Funt discussed
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