Reasons for Judgment were released by the BC Supreme Court last week in Hadley v. Pabla, awarding our client nearly four times the amount offered by ICBC before trial. Raj Bhogal was successful in obtaining an award for damages for Mr. Hadley, including his pain and suffering, past and future loss of earning capacity, out-of-pocket … Continue reading “Another Preszler Win at Trial in Hadley v. Pabla”
We were encouraged to receive reasons for judgment in Grant v. Ditmarsia Holdings Ltd. awarding our client more than ten times the amount offered by ICBC before trial. Tyler Dennis and Amarit Bains were successful for Mr. Grant at trial. The court accepted that his injuries were real, serious and having a large impact on his life. The … Continue reading “Preszler Injury Lawyers Beats ICBC Low-ball Offer at Trial”
Preszler Injury Lawyers is proud to announce that trial counsel, Nate Hartney was successful at trial for our client, Ms. Duffy, who was awarded damages for her pain and suffering, out-of-pocket expenses and future medical treatment expenses after a car accident. Articling student, Evan Lay, accompanied Nate at trial. Congratulations to Evan for finishing his first trial. … Continue reading “Preszler Once Again Wins At Trial In Duffy v. Dutt”
Although dogs are often referred to as “man’s best friend”, unfortunately this is not always the case. Some dogs by their nature have the great capability to cause serious injuries, both to people and other animals. If you are the unfortunate victim of such an incident, it is important to take the proper steps to … Continue reading “I’ve Been Bitten by a Dog in British Columbia: What do I do?”
For residents of British Columbia, crossing the border into the United States can be a regular, if not daily occurrence. Whether for travel to Washington, commuting for work, going on a day trip, or conducting other business, the reasons for doing so are wide and surprisingly common. Many BC residents are even employed in the … Continue reading “Navigating the Legal Implications of British Columbia Cross-Border Accidents”
Persons injured in accidents often suffer different types of damages that can depend on their occupation, whether they are employed outside the home and whether they are the person in charge of performing household tasks at their home. In many cases, it is not only a person’s loss of earning capacity that drives the value … Continue reading “Is Loss of Housekeeping Capacity Something that Injured Parties Can Be Compensated for in British Columbia?”
For today’s internet savvy consumers, booking vacations, car rentals, and virtually all other associated items has become a matter of simply clicking and booking through the internet. Pictures of wonderful vacation rentals by owners and Airbnbs lure consumers into a convenient and attractive option for booking overnight stay needs. While Airbnbs appear to be the … Continue reading “Airbnb and Premises Liability: What you Need to Know”
Some of us are just not “complainers” by nature. That is to say, if certain people are involved in a car accident, they will not complain or “make a fuss” about their injuries or pain. Of course, they will still seek medical attention. But they just are not the type to complain about any ongoing … Continue reading “Rickett v. Sangra: Burnaby Judge Awards $355,000 to Man Injured in 2015 Car Accident”
