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Do I have a Case?
Laws in British Columbia come from both written laws (statutes), as well as judge made laws (common law), which are unfamiliar to many people. Read more... Injured? We can help!
Pain and suffering are only part of the loss. Read more... TELUS Thompson Okanagan Community Board members Sean Pihl and Al Tiller present $6,000 donation to Okanagan Boys and Girls ClubsTELUS Community Board members Sean Pihl and Al Tiller are seen presenting a cheque for $6,000 to the Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs, a donation from ... READ MOREHow do you disinherit someone in BC?I have written before about British Columbia’s Wills Variation Act and the requirement in our province to make “adequate provision” in our wills for ... READ MOREWhat's New:TELUS Thompson Okanagan Community Board members Sean Pihl and Al Tiller present a $6,000 donation to Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs. READ FULL STORY HERE |
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Whether or not you have a case is the first question that must be addressed in most circumstances. 
Personal injuries, like those caused by a motor vehicle accident, can have catastrophic consequences, affecting both you and your family.