Although not entirely disabling, my soft tissue injuries are affecting my career, relationships, home life and activities. I’m finding it difficult to adjust to these changes and I find myself to be quite moody and irritable. What is fair compensation
Read More →What is a reasonable assessment of damages for my pain and suffering caused by my injuries? How does the court decide what is fair and just? In order to predict what might be a realistic range of damages awarded by
Read More →My physical pain is not disabling but the incident has had a significant impact on my emotional well-being. I can take part in most of my recreational activities but I am more susceptible to anxiety and depression now than I
Read More →If ICBC argues that my recovery has been hampered by my lack of motivation, will my compensation be affected? What if I am struggling with a psychological disorder? In reasons released last week by the BC Supreme Court, Kweon v.
Read More →I tried so hard to continue on with my life after my crash. I returned to work full time and sought care. Nearly two years post crash, with my injuries not improving, I found myself depressed, stressed out, and on
Read More →I’ve worked hard to get back to the lifestyle I had before my crash but I’m still suffering. Will the courts be able to see the affects of the crash even though I’ve worked so hard to minimize them? In
Read More →I was injured in a crash three years ago. I followed through with all the treatment recommendations of medical professionals and adjusted my life as needed to deal with my chronic pain. While my life is on the same path
Read More →I still have ongoing symptoms, but they are interfering only minimally with my life. What level of compensation for “pain and suffering” is fair? In the case of Gordon v. Ahn (2016 BCSC 765) the 19 year old plaintiff was
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