FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Why Do You Need Us?
We are experienced plaintiff personal injury lawyers with the knowledge and determination to protect your legal interests and ensure you receive fair and equitable compensation for your injuries and loss. Our personal injury lawyers have successfully obtained compensation for thousands of clients over the years.
Why Should You Contact Us Now?
The sooner we are involved in your personal injury claim the faster we can work to ensure your rights and interests are being fully respected. You often are entitled to benefits insurance companies will not tell you about. Evidence can be destroyed, lost or forgotten. There are time limits within which you must make your personal injury claim and if not exercised you may be statute barred. If you are physically unable to attend our offices, we will meet with you in your home or the hospital.
What Should You Do After A Car Accident?
DO - Obtain the name and address of all registered owners and drivers involved in the car accident.
DO - If out-of-province vehicle involved, obtain name and policy number of other driver's insurance.
DO - Obtain the names and addresses and phone numbers of all witnesses.
DO - Make notes about how the car accident happened.
DO - Take photos of the car accident scene and your injuries.
DO - Call our Personal Injury Law office as soon as you are able.
DON'T - Admit fault for any portion of the car accident.
DON'T - Give a statement to the insurance company (ICBC) before contacting us.
DON'T - Ignore signs of pain, see your doctor.
DON'T - Sign anything before consulting us.
If I hire a personal injury lawyer, will I have to go to trial?
The overwhelming majority of personal injury claims are settled before trial. Most are resolved through negotiation or mediation. If your case does go to trial our firm is well equipped to ensure you attain the best possible result.
What is my claim worth?
Each claim is different and depends upon the extent and nature of your injuries. It usually is not possible to give a dollar amount until all the information is properly reviewed and assessed, particularly your medical records.