There was some sort of squabble the other day between our two youngest children, aged 10 and 12. My wife and I called them over to sort it out. Caden started to tell the sordid tail, but was repeatedly interrupted
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Editorial in response to Paul Hergott's September 22, 2011 column: ICBC hiding behind face of insured defendents
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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
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Legal column providing a broad outline of the steps involved in making a personal injury claim
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Legal column providing insight as to why a lawyer may be motivated to fabricate evidence in a trial
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Legal column explaining costs and time associated with going to trial so that jurors won’t underestimate the cost of personal injury damages
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Legal column illustrating how unfair ICBC’s settlement offers can be with the example of a Vancouver case that obtained fair compensation only after a 29 day trial
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Legal column outlining why jury perceptions lead to decisions that often undercompensate victims for their losses
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Legal column discussing how a new ICBC auto insurance policy will lead to unfair compensation for car crash victims who go to trial
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Legal column explaining the importance of having a lawyer who won’t hesitate in taking a claim to trial if it is necessary to achieve fair compensation
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