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  • Published by Jillian Dean,

What will the court award me for my future care expenses?  What if my physiatrist recommends I get some expensive home exercise equipment, or a new desk chair? In this week’s case, Justice Riley reviewed the legal test for future

  • Published by Jill Bishop,

If I am promoted post-injury, but I cannot keep up and am seeking a demotion – is there a recoverable loss?  What if the demotion hasn’t happened yet, and might not result in a reduction of my pay? In a

  • Published by Jill Bishop,

If I have already attended a medical examination at ICBC’s request, can they compel me to attend another? What if it is the same type of expert, and my circumstances haven’t changed? In reasons provided last week by Master Wilson

  • Published by Jillian Dean,

I can carry my paddleboard, but I can’t do my housework – what will the court make of that? In personal injury practice, we often encounter injured people whose injuries restrict them in some ways, but not others.  We encounter

  • Published by Jillian Dean,

What kind of expert will my lawyer hire to opine on my injuries?  Are orthopedic surgeons really a good choice in chronic pain cases? Recently, I summarized a personal injury case that referred to ICBC’s practice of hiring orthopedic surgeons