Even though our client had a history of cancer, their family doctor failed to accurately identify that her persistent back pain was, in fact, related to a large cancerous mass. This misdiagnosis ruined her chances for recovery. With the help of Preszler Injury Lawyers, this victim of medical negligence was able to recover compensation. Click here to read more.
Depending on the terms of your insurance policy and its definitions of disability, you might be able to collect long-term disability benefits if you are unable to work because of a severe injury, chronic illness, or disabling mental health condition. To learn more about long-term disability benefits, click here.
The Supreme Court of British Columbia recently provided oral reasons in the case of Rich v Hamilton. Ms. Rich, a client of Preszler Injury Lawyers, suffered injuries to her sacroiliac joint and lower back as a result of a car accident. At the time of the accident, she worked with adults who had developmental disabilities … Continue reading “Aislynn Brown and Kaitlyn McStravick Victorious After Trial”
Joseph Fearon was recently successful against Aviva’s attempt to dismiss his client’s claim by way of summary trial application. Summary trial applications require many hours of preparation and considerable effort from all members of the litigation team. The stakes are also high since a loss means the client will receive no compensation. Indeed, a loss could put … Continue reading “Successful Summary Trial Application Beats Attempted Claim Dismissal”
The effects of a car accident can stay with a victim for the rest of his or her life. Naturally, that includes
After being injured by a negligent driver while riding his bicycle, our client sustained a serious injury with serious implications for his future employment opportunities. Despite ICBC’s attempt to discredit his claims, Preszler Injury Lawyers have helped him recover the compensation he deserves. Click here to read more.
The Supreme Court of British Columbia recently published its decision in Ham v. Dhaliwal, 2022 BCSC 520. The court found our client 0% liable for the accident and the defendant 100% liable. The defendant backed out of his driveway into our client’s path of travel. ICBC argued that our client was partially at fault for … Continue reading “Preszler Injury Lawyers Win at Trial Again”