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From day one, we’re strategizing to maximize your claim, while making the process as stress-free for you as possible.
During your free consultation our lawyers will explain how the value of your claim will be decided. They will explain the evidence we can gather to effectively support your claim for monetary recovery.
Each case is different and influenced by a number of things, including the length of your recovery. Regardless of how long it takes, we will be there every step of the way so you never feel alone.
You would be well served to understand your rights from the beginning. Our lawyers can help you deal with the bureaucracy of the large insurance companies right from the start.
On May 1, 2021 ICBC enacted a new no-fault insurance model. Under this new model individuals involved in car accidents in British Columbia are no longer able to sue for damages if they are injured, even if they are not at fault. The severity of injuries does not impact your ability to sue.
Individuals injured in accidents after May 1, 2021 may instead be entitled to various treatment, rehabilitation and wage loss benefits in amounts pre-determined by ICBC. If there is a dispute about who is entitled or over the amount of benefits, it will be dealt with by an ombudsman, an ICBC fairness officer, or the Civil Resolution Tribunal – not the courts.
For more information, read our statement on the latest legal challenge against ICBC’s no-fault insurance.
We are experienced trial lawyers and have handled many thousands of cases. It is our job to protect your interests and stand up for your rights.
Yes. Our team of lawyers can also assist you in Mandarin, Cantonese, and Farsi. In addition, we will provide translation services in any language for all cases on which we are retained.
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