In May 2018 the BC Legislature passed Bill 20, creating major limitations on compensation for innocent victims of motor vehicle accidents. Starting on April 1, 2019, people whose injuries fall within the government’s definition of “minor injury” will be entitled…
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After being in an accident, you have the option of hiring a personal injury lawyer to help you with your claim or going it alone. What you may not know is that most personal injury lawyers offer a free consultation.…
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If you’re injured in a car accident in BC, this typically involves dealing with ICBC, which can be complicated and overwhelming. Working with a personal injury lawyer experienced in navigating the ICBC claims process minimizes your stress by providing peace…
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Attention: Hon. David Eby, Q.C. Dear Sirs/Mesdames Re: Bill 20 You may remember me from law school. I graduated a year ahead of you before returning to Vancouver to begin practicing law. I live in Melanie Mark’s riding in East…
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BTM Lawyers Case Summary of Severe Headaches and Partial Disability in ICBC Injury Claim BTM recently received reasons for judgment and a trial award of over a million dollars in a case in which our client was a driver wearing…
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"Community is Everything" is a motto that our firm takes to heart. Our lawyers and staff seek out community development opportunities because we believe that part of our service includes participating in the activities, organizations and associations that help make…
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Legal Services Speaker for Seniors & Caregivers Wellness Expo, Port Moody The Seniors & Caregivers Wellness Expo presented by Vancity on Saturday, June 3, 2017, took place at Inlet Theatre & Galleria, Port Moody. 25 participants from public, private and…
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With the mounting cost of home ownership in the Lower Mainland, it is becoming more and more popular for individuals to increase their buying power by purchasing property together. Having a co-ownership agreement in place can help you minimize the…
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When two or more people own real property together, they can own as either joint tenants or tenants in common. There are key distinctions between the two arrangements, which is why it is important that you consult with a lawyer…
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It was announced this week that in the spring of 2017, the Ontario government is expected to introduce new legislation to modernize construction lien and holdback rules in that province. It is anticipated that this new legislation will include new…
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