I ran a case this fall where I was representing the defendant in a motor vehicle accident.  In that case (Engqvist v. Doyle et al), Justice Rogers addressed whether future care damages could be awarded for health care items that are publicly available but which are more swiftly available through private options. Ultimately, Mr. Justice […]

Remember all those cars torched and overturned in the Vancouver riots this past summer?  Only those owners with the right optional coverage could make a claim to an insurance company for the damage to their vehicles.  Basic coverage by ICBC would not be enough.  Without the optional coverage, an owner would have to identify the […]