Category: Car Accident Lawyer
FAQs to No-Fault Law Changes in British Columbia
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...
Read Full PostWho’s Liable in an Accident When You Lend Your Vehicle?
Determining liability for any car accident can be challenging. But what happens when you lend your vehicle to someone who is later involved in an accident? Could you be liable for any injuries? If...
Read Full PostPedestrian Fatalities Still a Concern on BC Roads
Drivers need to be watchful for pedestrians when driving around Vancouver and British Columbia, especially during the winter months. Slick roads and poor visibility make it harder for drivers to maneuver and stop safely,...
Read Full PostWhat You Need to Know About ICBC’s New No-Fault Insurance
All You Need to Know About ICBC’s New No-Fault Insurance British Columbia recently overhauled its auto insurance system by implementing a new plan called Enhanced Care. The changes are supposed to reduce insurance rates...
Read Full PostDo Dashcams Help in Car Accident Claims?
Law enforcement agencies have been using dashboard cameras in official vehicles for many years. Today, many consumers install them in their own cars. But are dashcams useful if you’re in a crash? Below, the...
Read Full PostNo-Fault Auto Insurance Will Hurt, Not Help British Columbia Accident Victims
On May 1, 2021, a new no-fault auto insurance plan is set to go into effect in British Columbia. Despite this fast-approaching date, Vancouver residents may be unaware that these policy changes could drastically...
Read Full PostCan I Claim Lost Wages After a Car Accident in Vancouver?
After being hurt in a car accident, many people cannot return to work right away. Sometimes, the victim will only be out for a day or two. Other times, it may take weeks, months,...
Read Full PostDoes Apologizing After a Car Accident Admit Fault?
It’s human nature to apologize when something goes wrong, even when it’s not your fault. But be careful about apologizing if you’re involved in a car accident in Vancouver. It could end up being...
Read Full PostHolding a Disabled Cell Phone Still Counts as Distracted Driving
Holding a cell phone while driving, even when disabling software makes it impossible to use, counts as distracted driving in British Columbia according to a recent ruling by the province’s Court of Appeal. The...
Read Full PostTop 10 Tips for Safe Cycling on the Road This Summer [Updated 2020]
The warmer months of summer have finally arrived, which means more cyclists will be exploring local biking trails and sharing roads with motorists. If you’re a cyclist, be sure to follow some key tips...
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