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Many people choose to spend their summer around the pool or regularly use lap pools for exercise. However, pools inherently have various hazards that can put swimmers at risk of a slip-and-fall injury. A...

Participating in sports and athletic activities comes with a risk of physical injuries. Athletes may suffer various forms of personal injury depending on the activity. Some sports injuries occur naturally during play, but many...

Long-term disability insurance coverage can be a lifesaver if you find yourself suddenly out of work due to an injury or illness. However, insurance companies don’t pay out benefit claims without substantial proof of...

Long-term disability (LTD) insurance can provide needed monetary resources if you suffer a prolonged injury or illness. However, the claims process can be complex. Understanding what happens after you file a long-term disability claim...

A life insurance policy can be a significant relief after a family loses a loved one. It can help keep them financially stable and enable them to address any unfulfilled financial obligations. However, many...

If you have a long-term disability in British Columbia, you may have the right to pursue disability benefits. But even with disability insurance coverage, you may not necessarily succeed in your claim if you...

Animal attacks are a frightening and unfortunate reality that can result in serious injuries and death. One of the most severe kinds of trauma stemming from an animal attack is a traumatic brain injury...

Attorneys and staff from Warnett Hallen recently participated in the 2023 Vancouver Sun Run. The team showed up in full force, pushing themselves to their limits and cheering each other on along the way....

The changes to British Columbia’s auto insurance laws have created confusion and uncertainty for many people. In 2020, the provincial legislature voted for the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) to adopt a no-fault...

Dog attacks can be terrifying and result in horrific injuries. Even more shocking is when the attack comes from what looks like an emotional support animal or service dog. But beware — any dog...