How will a court put a dollar amount on what I’ve gone through? I didn’t have much to lose, but I’ve lost it all – how can that be replaced with money? In the recent case Wright v Misty (2017
Read More →Will I still compensated for my injuries if I can still play sports and work full time? It hurts, but I’m not a quitter and I still like to have fun. Will the court still know I’m hurt? In the
Read More →I have a lot of pain, but I’ve pushed through it to more or less get back to my work and hobbies. Will I still be compensated? What if I can’t play baseball as well as I used to be
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 →If I try hard to ignore my injuries and get on with my life, will I get less money that someone who dwells on their pain? What if I’ve worked really hard to get back to my activities, even though
Read More →If I have a chronic shoulder injury, with pain persisting after surgery, how much might a judge award for my pain and suffering? In yesterday’s case out of the Campbell River registry (Mitchell v. Martin 2016 BCSC 1544) the plaintiff
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