There are three governmental sections in charge of Canada’s judicial system: the federal, provincial, and territorial governments. Having knowledge of how British Columbia’s court systems work can make understanding the legal processes easier when dealing…
The summer months are perfect for exploring the many lakes in British Columbia or taking to the ocean. Though boating is a relaxing pastime, it can also be dangerous when under the influence. With recreational…
As of May 1, 2021, the BC Government dramatically changed how ICBC works by implementing “No Fault” insurance for every driver in the province. This new legislation marked the single largest instance of a government…
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can occur when you experience an auto accident, slip and fall accident, or personal injury accident. A TBI is a painful injury resulting from an intense blow to the head,…
There are many variations of auto accidents that range from minor fender benders to severe crashes with a semi-truck or tractor-trailer. The injuries resulting from auto accidents in British Columbia can completely upend your life,…
At Stephens & Holman, we are committed to helping each of our clients obtain the best results possible. Attentive, thorough, and tenacious, our lawyers take time to understand how an injury has and will continue…
There is no requirement to hire a lawyer for an ICBC claim. This is true even in cases that go to court. Of course, choosing to go it alone means just that. You will be required…
A wrongful death claim may be filed by family members who have lost a loved one in an accident. Most often this includes spouses, children, and parents, but it may include other family members in…
The Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) provides basic, public auto insurance and optional additional coverage to countless Canadian motorists. In the event of an accident, you can currently hire a lawyer to help you sue…
British Columbia legislation passed a law in 2019 limiting the compensation for motor vehicle injuries that are deemed “minor.” This new category of “minor injuries” places a cap on the monetary amount available for ICBC…