British Columbia Seatbelt Laws: What you Need to Know

March 27, 2019

Categories: Car Accident, Motor Vehicle Accident, Personal Injury, Truck Accidents

Cars have been equipped with seatbelts for decades.  The regulation of seatbelts and the impact that they have on both drivers and passengers in the unfortunate event of a motor vehicle crash have been the subject of much debate over the years. There are some schools of thought that would believe that seatbelts are not … Continue reading British Columbia Seatbelt Laws: What you Need to Know →

When is ICBC Liable for an Unsatisfactory Repair Job?

March 18, 2019

Categories: All Blogs, Case Study, ICBC Claims, Truck Accidents

When you are involved in a car accident, you know you need to file a claim with your insurance company, which for most B.C. residents is ICBC. If your vehicle was damaged in the accident due to another party’s negligence, an ICBC-approved repair centre will assess the cost of the repairs. By law, ICBC is … Continue reading When is ICBC Liable for an Unsatisfactory Repair Job? →

B.C. Court of Appeal Upholds $4.8 Million Volvo Personal Injury Award

March 18, 2019

Categories: All Blogs, Case Study, Personal Injury, Truck Accidents

Truck accidents are not always the result of driver negligence. In many cases, the vehicle itself may have some sort of defect that causes a driver to lose control. Sometimes these defects are the result of shoddy maintenance by the truck’s owner. But the problem may also go all the way back to when the … Continue reading B.C. Court of Appeal Upholds $4.8 Million Volvo Personal Injury Award →

Is a Commercial Trucking Accident Always the Fault of the Tractor-Trailer Driver?

July 04, 2018

Categories: All Blogs, Truck Accidents

Tagged with: injury lawyer, motorists, personal injury claim, truck accidents

In many cases, a commercial truck accident is the fault of someone associated with the larger vehicle, such as the driver or owner of the tractor-trai