If you are not aware yet, ICBC implemented a new no-fault auto insurance model on May 01, 2021, also known as “Enhanced Care.” This new no-fault scheme promises drivers annual savings on auto insurance fees – an average of $400 …
On April 1, 2019, the Civil Resolution Tribunal (“CRT”) was given the responsibility of adjudicating important motor vehicle accident injury disputes. The power to decide significant issues such as your entitlement to no-fault accident benefits, whether your injury is …
It is illegal to use an electric kick scooter on a BC road or highway unless it is in a community participating in BC’s Electric kick scooter pilot project. In participating pilot …
After a car accident—particularly a major accident that caused serious injury—it can be challenging to get the medical support you need and the compensation you deserve. Unfortunately, …
When a child is hurt in a motor vehicle accident, parents are faced with a lot of extra responsibility. Caring for a seriously injured child takes a big financial …
Vancouver lawyers at Simpson, Thomas & Associates see firsthand the upsetting consequences of hit and run motor vehicle accidents. Accident victims may be left with serious injuries including whiplash, spinal injuries, concussions, and traumatic brain injuries. …
As ICBC claims lawyers in Vancouver, we receive numerous calls and questions regarding the new ICBC caps on minor injuries. The question is; what is the minor injury cap and what does it mean for my ICBC claim?
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As a team of personal injury lawyers in Vancouver, the firm of Simpson, Thomas & Associates has a history of settling catastrophic injury claims.
Managing any injury that’s caused by another driver is a difficult experience. When the accident …
As a team of car accident injury lawyers serving Abbotsford, Vancouver, Burnaby, and Delta/Surrey, the team members at Simpson, Thomas & Associates know that evidence is everything when it comes to supporting your injury claim.
The …
As personal injury lawyers who practice exclusively in ICBC claims, many clients ask us if they can travel when they have an ongoing claim. Our advice is that you speak to your doctor about any travel plans. If your doctor …
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