The ideal time for someone to try and understand how to file a claim with ICBC is hardly after they have been injured in an accident. Here we will break down the steps to filing a claim on your own as well as the simplified version achieved with hiring a personal injur...

The Trial Lawyers Association of B.C. is launching a constitutional challenge against the provincial government over new Insurance Corporation of B.C. (ICBC) rules. Members of the Trial Lawyer Association of B.C. are concerned that the new regulations ICBC has implemen...

In the case of Wang v. McNaught, Counsel for the Plaintiff was Craig McTavish and counsel for the Defendants was A. du Plessis & D. Fiorvento. The case was heard before the honourable Mr. Justice Affleck.

Introduction

The plaintiff was injured in two car accidents. On Ma...

In the case of Harmati v. Williams, the Plaintiff sought damages and alleged that she suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder and generalized anxiety disorder as a result of the accident. Counsel for the Plaintiff was Craig McTavish and counsel for the Defendants w...

Effective April 1, 2019, ICBC will be placing a $5,500 cap on all minor pain and suffering claims. Addressing the upcoming changes to minor pain and suffering claims, Craig McTavish shares his insight.