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In this no lawyer pedestrian case(Lariviere v. Martins, 2013 BCSC 1751)a vehicle was travelling west on East Hastings Street,around midnight, approaching the intersection of Jackson and East Hastings when the claimant stepped off the sidewalk on the north side of Hastings Street, with the intent of crossing to the south side. She did so in the…
In this waving pedestrian injury case(Heyman v. South Coast British Columbia Transportation Authority, 2013 BCSC 1724) the pedestrian was hit by a public transit bus as it pulled away from a bus stop at the Park Royal Mall in West Vancouver. The pedestrians ankle was run over by the rear of the bus and he…
As a personal injury lawyer I have managed, handled and cared for hundreds of claims against ICBC due to car accident injuries and I have noticed 3 things that claimants almost always ask- Do I need a lawyer? How much is my case worth? and How much do you cost? All very important questions deserving…
Personal Injury Lawyer, Renn Holness, explains how to make a hit-and-run claim with ICBC.
Personal Injury Lawyer, Jacqueline Small explains how ICBC no-fault benefits work in relation to any existing insurance an injured person may already have.
The answer is that no injury claimant is required to give ICBC their complete medical file. Do not share your Medical Records with ICBC. When making a claim for accident benefits ICBC is legally required to properly investigate. Therefore, ICBC will require a report, not records. The ICBC report might indicate your prior medical history.…
Personal Injury Lawyer, Renn Holness, explains how to receive the highest award possible from your injury claim.
Renn Holness, Personal Injury Lawyer in Vancouver, British Columbia, explains how lawyers get paid when handling personal injury claims.
Personal Injury Lawyer, Renn Holness, discusses ICBC’s hotline, Dial-a-Claim, and its service and potential drawbacks.
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