An independent medical exam, usually called a defence medical exam, is an assessment arranged by the opposing side once your physical or mental condition becomes an issue in the lawsuit. Under Rule 7-6 of the Supreme Court Civil … Continue reading
A fire, flood, burst pipe, water leak, or other property damage event can turn someone’s life upside down almost immediately. In the first few days, most people are focused on practical issues such as where they will live, whether the building is safe, what repairs are needed, whether insurance will … Continue reading
When you’re hurt because someone else wasn’t careful, the law of negligence is what lets you claim compensation. The negligence lawyers at Taylor & Blair LLP have over 30 years of experience in making sure individuals who are injured due to the negligence of others receive fair compensation. In British … Continue reading
If you’re pursuing a personal injury claim, always assume the insurance company is watching you, both in real life and online. Adjusters and defence counsel routinely review social media, websites, fitness apps, and any public mention of you to test credibility. That doesn’t mean you’ve done anything wrong; it means … Continue reading
When you’re injured because someone else was careless, the starting point in British Columbia is that the at-fault party must compensate you for your losses. But BC law also recognizes that more than one person can share responsibility for an accident, including the injured person. This concept is called contributory … Continue reading
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