Psychological Injury Claims in British Columbia: What You Need to Prove and Why Claims Get Denied

Psychological injuries can be just as serious as physical injuries after an accident. In British Columbia, a person injured in a dog attack, slip and fall, assault, or other traumatic incident may be left dealing with PTSD, anxiety, depression, panic symptoms, sleep disruption, cognitive difficulties, and major changes … Continue reading

Vancouver World Cup Visitor Injury Claims: Injured While Visiting Vancouver for the FIFA World Cup 2026? Know Your Rights

The FIFA World Cup 2026 will bring thousands of visitors to Vancouver, with seven matches at BC Place between June 13 and July 7, 2026, and the FIFA Fan Festival at Hastings Park/PNE from June 11 to July 19, 2026. With large crowds expected at stadiums, fan zones, transit stations, Continue reading

How Personal Injury Lawyers Handle Brain Injury Cases – and Why They’re Different

When a client comes to us with a suspected traumatic brain injury (TBI), we approach the file differently from a typical sprain/strain or fracture case. Brain injury from accidents can be subtle, evolving, and life-altering, even when CT or MRI scans look normal.

Proving a brain injury was caused by … Continue reading

What Qualifies as Negligence in a Personal Injury Case?

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

Surveillance in Personal Injury Claims: How Insurers Use Social Media To Undermine Your Claim

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