Independent Medical Exams in Personal Injury Claims: What BC Claimants Need to Know

What Is an Independent Medical Exam in a BC Personal Injury Claim?

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

Poor Lighting and Falls in BC: When Is a Property Owner Responsible for Your Injury?

Falls caused by poor lighting can lead to serious injuries. A person may miss a step in a dark stairwell, trip over a curb in an unlit parking lot, misjudge a change in elevation, or fall on an exterior walkway where shadows hide an uneven surface. These cases often sound … 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

Poor Lighting and Fall Accidents in BC: When Is a Property Owner Responsible?

Poor lighting is one of the most overlooked causes of serious fall accidents. A dim stairwell, a burned-out light in a parkade, a shadowed walkway outside a business, or a poorly lit apartment entrance can turn an ordinary step into a dangerous hazard. In British Columbia, including Vancouver, a fall … Continue reading