Since 1999, our personal injury lawyers have been dedicated to serving the injured across British Columbia
Locally owned and operated to serve all of British Columbia since 1999. Our office is located across from the Vancouver Courthouse allowing easy access to the courts for all cases in the Province. All of our lawyers work and live in British Columbia. Our lawyers are licensed and trained under local provincial law.
Medical Malpractice
Medical malpractice refers to injuries suffered as a result of the negligence of a health care provider where treatment falls below the medical standard of care.
Since 1999, the experienced lawyers at Holness and Small Law Group have handled a broad range of claims and have been successfully representing drivers, passengers, pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists with their injury claims against ICBC and other insurance companies.
If the death of a loved one has resulted from the negligence of another person, certain family members such as a child, a spouse or a parent of the deceased may be entitled to claim compensation for wrongful death under the Family Compensation Act.
There are known risks to recreational activities, team sports and individual sports. Injuries to participants are common, however, if an injury results from another player’s deliberate intent to injure or another player’s actions are outside of what is considered normal play or an expected risk of the game, then the injured player may be entitled to compensation.
Sued for speaking out on matters of public interest? we can help. Lawsuits that prevent debate on matters of public interest are unfair and legally costly. However, we can now apply to have these lawsuits dismissed and money awarded to you as damages. Defamation, libel and slander are civil claims sometimes misused to discourage people from speaking out
From the onset, we ensure that the insurance company (ICBC or out of province insurer) is providing the necessary funding for rehabilitation and that the proper medical team is in place to understand the nature and extent of the injury, functional impairments and future treatment needs from a medical legal perspective.
