When a person suffers an injury due to the negligence or fault of another party, they may be entitled to seek compensation for different losses they have suffered, with a view to making you whole. This compensation can include any loss in wages or income.
Liability waivers, sometimes referred to as Releases, in Canada can have a broad ability to deny someone the ability to enforce their otherwise enforceable legal rights.
Occupiers of properties and providers of services in Canada have an obligation to ensure their premises and services are safe for their customers. However, … Continue reading
An occupier of a property or premises in British Columbia owes a duty to take care that in all circumstances people will be reasonably safe in using that property or premises. If an occupier fails to live up to their duty of care they can be liable for injury pursuant … Continue reading
Ultimately, the best way to determine if you need a lawyer is to speak to one. The lawyer will ask you questions about how the accident happened and about the nature of your injuries. Generally speaking, you should hire a lawyer if any … Continue reading
In British Columbia, distracted driving is the second leading cause of car accident fatalities and the cause of one-quarter of all crashes. Driver distraction entails attention being diverted from driving tasks. This can result in significant costs to society, such as: tragic loss of life, serious injuries, health expenses, property … Continue reading
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