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Laliberte v. Jarma: Does Being a Single Mother Affect a Personal Injury Award?

When it comes to personal injury claims arising from auto accidents in B.C., there is no one-size-fits all formula. A judge will take into account a number of factors related to the victim’s educational, employment, and even family status when determining damages for things like loss of past and future income or pain and suffering. … Continue reading “Laliberte v. Jarma: Does Being a Single Mother Affect a Personal Injury Award?”

Won v. ICBC: Small Claims Tribunal Rejects Claim “Other Driver” Responsible for Intersection Collision*

Anytime there is an auto accident in B.C., you can rest assured that ICBC will be involved. ICBC adjusters are generally responsible for making the initial determination of which driver, if any, was liable for the accident. Even when, as is often the case, all of the drivers involved are insured by ICBC, the adjuster … Continue reading “Won v. ICBC: Small Claims Tribunal Rejects Claim “Other Driver” Responsible for Intersection Collision*”

Tanaka v. London Drugs Limited: Store Not Liable for Customer-on-Customer Assault

It is well-established in B.C. law that the “occupier” of a property, such as a retail store, can be held liable for a personal injury sustained by members of the public due to negligence. This does not mean the occupier is automatically responsible for every injury that occurs on its property. Instead, the B.C. Occupiers Liability … Continue reading “Tanaka v. London Drugs Limited: Store Not Liable for Customer-on-Customer Assault”

Li v. ICBC: Driver Held At-Fault for Changing Lanes in Front of TransLink Bus

Whenever an auto accident occurs in Vancouver, ICBC is likely to be involved. An ICBC adjuster will typically review the circumstances surrounding the accident and determine who was at-fault. If you find yourself on the negative end of such a decision, you may need to go to court to vindicate your rights, particularly if you … Continue reading “Li v. ICBC: Driver Held At-Fault for Changing Lanes in Front of TransLink Bus”

Laliberte v. Jarma: Does Being a Single Mother Affect a Personal Injury Award?

When it comes to personal injury claims arising from auto accidents in B.C., there is no one-size-fits all formula. A judge will take into account a number of factors related to the victim’s educational, employment, and even family status when determining damages for things like loss of past and future income or pain and suffering. … Continue reading “Laliberte v. Jarma: Does Being a Single Mother Affect a Personal Injury Award?”

Khademolhosseini v Ji: Engineering Doctor Claims Car Accident Holding Him Back in His Career

A car accident can turn a victim’s life upside down in a matter of seconds. The physical and mental trauma of an accident can affect the victim’s ability to work, engage in recreational activities, and even perform the basic tasks of daily living. When such injuries are the result of third-party negligence, the victim has … Continue reading “Khademolhosseini v Ji: Engineering Doctor Claims Car Accident Holding Him Back in His Career”

Kennedy v. Cumming: Motorcyclist Receives $360,000 in Damages Following Accident

Motorcycle accidents frequently result in devastating injuries, as the motorcycle rider obviously lack the protection of a car or truck driver to absorb the impact. Consequently, accident victims may find themselves restricted in their ability to work or perform the activities of daily living for months or years after the collision. Such limitations need to … Continue reading “Kennedy v. Cumming: Motorcyclist Receives $360,000 in Damages Following Accident”

Harper v. Insurance Corporation of British Columbia: ICBC Faults Incorrect Driver for Auto Accident

ICBC is often in the position of deciding who was responsible for causing a multi-car accident. But just because ICBC’s adjusters think they know what happened, that does not mean they have the last word. If you find yourself on the wrong end of an ICBC liability determination, you have the right to take the … Continue reading “Harper v. Insurance Corporation of British Columbia: ICBC Faults Incorrect Driver for Auto Accident”

 
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