Shut the front door!
“Shut the front door! I don’t even know about this? I used to work for them!” That was the animated reaction from a friend of mine who used to sell ICBC insurance. I had just told her about the availability
Read More →Protect yourself as well as your victims
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 →Reading the car rental insurance fine print – in Spanish
I promised, in my last column, to share my experience of being “taken” when renting a car in Mexico where I am holidaying with my family. I’ll start out by complimenting my wife who I am incredibly grateful to for
Read More →If you plan to drive in Mexico get adequate coverage
I am writing this column from Mexico where I am vacationing with my family. We are quite new to the destination vacation thing. Our first trip to Mexico was last year. I have a tip from today: Perhaps wait until
Read More →How to avoid a lawsuit by keeping Santa’s arrival safe
Christmas themed legal column using Santa Clause to demonstrate the importance of liability insurance and to illustrate how the Occupiers Liability Act works
Read More →There are no shortcuts in personal injury treatments
Legal column stating that expense should not play a role in prescribing treatment for recovery, this is what liability insurance is purchased for
Read More →Property owners can’t possibly keep sidewalks perfectly clear
Legal column reminding that wintery conditions bare a legal responsibility for property owners to maintain their property and for the public to take reasonable steps to ensure their own safety
Read More →Not all personal injuries result in a compensation claim
Legal column explaining how personal injury compensation works – there must be (1) losses, and (2) negligence on the part of another party
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