Lawsuit process will be invasive
Legal column warning car crash victims that pursuing an insurance claim means video surveillance is a very real possibility
Read More →Confidentiality is lost if insurance claim ends up in court
Legal column preparing car crash victims for the invasion of confidentiality they can expect when pursuing an insurance claim – steps can be taken to mitigate the information released
Read More →Insurance companies not allowed to bully you into interviews
Legal column outlining the rights and obligations of someone targeted for an interview from an insurance company
Read More →ICBC deal with chiropractors could hurt more than heal
Legal column questioning the new incentives created by a recent contract between the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) and British Columbia Chiropractic Association (BCCA)
Read More →Insurance company rep caught peeking at jurors’ personal claims histories
Legal column discussing the Insurance Company of British Columbia (ICBC)’s caught fraudulently accessing private insurance files of jury members for an ongoing trial
Read More →Questions raised about background checks on jurors
Legal column discussing an alleged breach of privacy from an Insurance Corporation of British Columbia lawyer in accessing private information of jury members to provide an advantage during trial
Read More →Photos are just a snapshot in time
Legal column warning about photographs posted through online media and their out of context interpretations
Read More →Careful what you put on the internet
Legal column warning that insurance companies are using online social media and blog postings of victims to paint an unfair depiction of the impact their injury is having
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