Category: Occupiers’ Liability Act
Many visitors to Vancouver for the FIFA World Cup have decided to rent a house or apartment for their stay. Injuries can happen anywhere — and if you suffer an injury on a short-term rental property, you could be entitled to compensation under British Columbia law. Learning whether you may be entitled to file an […]
Have you suffered an injury because of a hazardous condition on someone else’s property in British Columbia? You could have a claim under the province’s Occupiers Liability Act, but applying that law to real-world situations requires careful analysis. A lawyer can review how the hazard arose and who controlled the property to build a clear […]
This week a claim was filed by Warnett Hallen LLP on behalf of a British Columbia resident against the Vancouver Canucks. Mr. Chi who attended a hockey game in April 2014 was hit by an errant hockey puck and sustained injuries. Mr. Chi suffered an injury to his forehead, neck and back, as well as […]