ICBC claim: Repaired car

Don’t try to sell me a car that has been in a crash. My wife’s first new car was a bright red Honda Civic hatchback. I noticed fading paint on one of the quarter-panels when we first met, which was
Read More →Don’t try to sell me a car that has been in a crash. My wife’s first new car was a bright red Honda Civic hatchback. I noticed fading paint on one of the quarter-panels when we first met, which was
Read More →A cube shaped Nissan, parked in front of a neighbour’s home, caught my attention as I was on my way home the other day. My neighbour was chatting with the driver, so I pulled up to ask about it. The
Read More →Our Court of Appeal, in a decision released February 9, 2012, has given its endorsement to an important application of common sense by a trial judge. The injured victim, Ms. Morlan, was 46 years old at the time she was
Read More →Legal column explaining how, far from a “lottery win”, car crash victims will never be compensated for more than two-thirds of their losses
Read More →Legal column illustrating an imbalance in British Columbia’s legal system because the legal responsibility for killing someone is typically much lower than if you had injured them
Read More →Legal column explaining that existing disabilities or injuries do not factor in to determining fair compensation value
Read More →Legal column describing the double-edged policy of insurance companies to deny providing benefits, then attempt to deduct the cost of those benefits from the claim settlement
Read More →Legal column advising victims to prove potential earnings that have been lost due to an injury in order to receive fair compensation
Read More →Legal column analyzing the value of life in financial terms and suggesting that financial consequences are imposed on people who cause the death of another person
Read More →Legal column explaining why seniors are likely targets for unfair insurance claim settlements
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