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Coronavirus, Norovirus and Illness Outbreaks on Cruise Ships: Navigating Your Legal Recourse

March 5, 2020
Rob Anderson and Austin Darling
Court Decisions, Personal Injury, Personal Injury Law

With the advent of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, transportation networks across the world must be prepared to minimize the risk of transmission of the disease. The global cruise line industry is no different, and arguably has a heightened duty…

Estate Dispute Case: Changing an Unfair Will

March 3, 2020
Broadley Andrew and Austin Darling
Estate Disputes, Estate Law, Unfair Wills, Wills and Estates

A recent BC Supreme Court case involved unfair wills with an estate distributed unequally amongst sons and daughters. The case of Grewal v. Litt (2019) involved six children and their parents’ mirror wills. The wills were drafted to reflect cultural…

Helping those unfairly disinherited: Estate law blogs – now translated into Chinese

We’re pleased to post five of our estate litigation blogs in Chinese! These blogs cover undue influence, reasons to challenge an unfair will, who has standing to challenge a will, and the remedies available to those who have been unjustly…

Children’s ICBC Claims: The Clock is Ticking

October 9, 2018
Darren Williams
ICBC, Personal Injury, Personal Injury Law

ICBC Claims Involving Children What happens when a child is harmed in a car accident? Minors (those under 19 years of age) who have been harmed in car accidents have a right to make an injury claim through ICBC. Like…

ICBC Claims: when the trip from A to B involves a crash

August 16, 2018
Darren Williams
ICBC, Personal Injury, Personal Injury Law

Most people use roadways every day, unfortunately, some of these trips result in collisions and injuries. Fortunately, those who have been involved in collisions on roadways in British Columbia and are injured can make ICBC claims to access benefits. However,…

Cyclist claims for being doored: Who is responsible?

May 29, 2018
Broadley Andrew
Bike Safety, ICBC, Personal Injury, Road Safety

Driver’s responsibilities don’t end once parked Once a driver’s car is safely parked, their responsibility isn’t quite finished. While getting out of a car can seem like such an innocuous act, there are dangers to ourselves and others. Cyclists in…

Estate Law Video Blogs In English, Punjabi & Hindi: Helping Those Unfairly Disinherited

Estate Law Explained in English, Punjabi & Hindi: Helping those Unfairly Disinherited

May 3, 2018
Darren Williams
Estate Disputes, Estate Law, Unfair Wills, Wills and Estates

Can those unfairly disinherited challenge a will in BC? Unfortunately, many people in British Columbia discover that they have been unfairly excluded from an estate by their spouse or their parent. Often, the reasons given for the exclusion are unfair…

You signed a waiver, but did you say goodbye to your right to sue in BC?

March 21, 2018
Darren Williams
Legal FAQs, Personal Injury Law, Video Blogs

A waiver (or release) is an incredibly common and powerful clause. Hardly a day goes by without coming across one or more of them. Getting on a chairlift or a ferris-wheel, parking a car, or even leaving clothing at a…

Parents Beware: Legal Responsibility For Acts Of Children In BC

Parental Liability: Legal Responsibility for Acts of Children in BC

February 14, 2018
Broadley Andrew
Legal FAQs

When a child is to blame, who is legally responsible? It is important to teach children to take responsibility for their own actions, however, in BC does that responsibility extend to the legal ramifications of the actions of a child?…

‘Tis the Season – Holiday Parties and the Law

December 11, 2017
Darren Williams
Info Articles, Legal FAQs, Personal Injury, Video Blogs

Holiday Cheer May Bring Legal Liabilities Welcome to this week’s blog on the law. As the holiday season approaches, many people and businesses plan on hosting holiday parties. Most of these parties involve serving alcohol, which in turn gives rise…

Coronavirus, Norovirus and Illness Outbreaks on Cruise Ships: Navigating Your Legal Recourse

Estate Dispute Case: Changing an Unfair Will

Helping those unfairly disinherited: Estate law blogs – now translated into Chinese

Children’s ICBC Claims: The Clock is Ticking

ICBC Claims: when the trip from A to B involves a crash

Cyclist claims for being doored: Who is responsible?

Estate Law Explained in English, Punjabi & Hindi: Helping those Unfairly Disinherited

You signed a waiver, but did you say goodbye to your right to sue in BC?

Parental Liability: Legal Responsibility for Acts of Children in BC

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