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Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Better Way Forward in Private Disputes

October 7, 2022
Georgia Lockhart
Family Law, Info Articles, Personal Injury, Real Estate
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For most people, being involved in a legal dispute is nothing but a headache, especially if the dispute is going to court. While having competent, full service legal representation can make the process much easier, the prospect of going to…

Using Co-Ownership to Break into BC’s Hot Housing Market

July 20, 2021
Georgia Lockhart and Site Admin
Industry News, Info Articles, Legal FAQ's, Legal News
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Some of the best staycation spots in British Columbia can be found on short-term rental websites, like Airbnb or Vrbo. Short-term rental properties are becoming an increasingly popular investment, proving profitable in the short-term as they generate revenue through rent,…

‘Tis the Season – Holiday Parties and the Law

December 11, 2017
Darren Williams
Info Articles, Legal FAQ's, 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…

Drivers Optional? Liability and Fault for Self-Driving Cars

July 19, 2017
Rob Anderson
ICBC, Info Articles, Personal Injury Law, Road Safety

The Rise of Self-Driving Cars Both the popularity and presence of self-driving cars on North American roads is expected to grow in the decades to come with car makers looking to make fully autonomous vehicles an affordable reality. What’s not…

Form versus Function: Women’s Riding Gear

July 7, 2017
Helena Mitchell
Bike Safety, Info Articles, Personal Injury, Road Safety

No rider plans to be in accident, but it happens, even to the safest of riders. When these accidents happen, the gear worn matters and can make a big difference. Good quality riding gear minimizes the risk of severe injuries…

Red Flags with Victoria’s Protected Bike Lanes and Green Boxes

May 3, 2017
Darren Williams
Bike Safety, ICBC, Info Articles, Personal Injury, Personal Injury Law, Road Safety

Protected Bike Lanes on Pandora Open to Mixed Reviews On Monday, May 1, 2017 the Pandora St. protected bike lanes officially opened to the public. The intent of this two-lane track that runs from Wharf St. to Cook St. is to…

Private Mooring Buoys and Anchorages – How is the Wild West to be Regulated?

In 2015, BC’s highest court confirmed that the constitutional right to secure a vessel by buoy or anchor is limited to a “reasonable time, for a reasonable purpose”. This decision, and the application of the law that will flow from…

ICBC Claims: Accident Benefits, Does it Matter Who is at Fault?

November 4, 2016
Darren Williams
ICBC, Info Articles, Legal FAQ's, Personal Injury, Personal Injury Law

Most people’s livelihoods depend on their ability to get from home to the workplace, and back again, and many people are affected by accidents that occur while on a roadway, either as a motorist, a cyclist or a pedestrian. In…

The Dog Got Us Sued: Liability for Acts of Dog (Video Blog)

October 11, 2016
Darren Williams
Info Articles, Legal FAQ's, Legal News, Personal Injury Law, Video Blogs

The Legal Liability for Dogs This week we are talking about legal liability for dogs. That is, if a dog injures someone or causes property damage, what are the consequences, and how can they be reduced, or even avoided entirely?…

Video Surveillance and ICBC Injury Claims – Fair Game or Foul Play?

September 30, 2016
Broadley Andrew
ICBC, Info Articles, Legal FAQ's, Legal News, Personal Injury Law, Video Blogs

Insurance adjusters and defence lawyers alike will often attempt to prove that the injured person is not really as injured as they are claiming, and video surveillance may be used as a tool in support of this defence. Injury claimants…

Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Better Way Forward in Private Disputes

Using Co-Ownership to Break into BC’s Hot Housing Market

Drivers Optional? Liability and Fault for Self-Driving Cars

Form versus Function: Women’s Riding Gear

Red Flags with Victoria’s Protected Bike Lanes and Green Boxes

Private Mooring Buoys and Anchorages – How is the Wild West to be Regulated?

ICBC Claims: Accident Benefits, Does it Matter Who is at Fault?

The Dog Got Us Sued: Liability for Acts of Dog (Video Blog)

Video Surveillance and ICBC Injury Claims – Fair Game or Foul Play?

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