What to Do If Your Business Interruption Insurance Claim Is Denied
Although some parts of Canada are in the process of phased reopenings, many businesses are still struggling amid forced shutdowns and concerns about the transmission of COVID-19. Many business owners have filed business interruption insurance claims to help recover some of their losses. Unfortunately, many of these claims have been denied. You may be able […]
Understanding the RCMP Racism Class Action Lawsuit
Police forces throughout North America have come under intense scrutiny for their treatment of race and ethnicity. Communities as well as those who work in law enforcement in both policing and non-policing roles are speaking out as concerns about systemic racism continue to mount. On July 7, 2020, Klein Lawyers filed a class action lawsuit […]
How Does ICBC Decide How Much to Award an Injured Person?
For most drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and bicyclists, the first step after being in a motor vehicle accident in British Columbia is to file an ICBC claim. It is important to know that you have several different options for filing a claim, which in turn can affect how much you may be awarded in benefits and […]
Are ICBC Benefits Available for Bicycle Accidents?
Accident benefits through the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) are most commonly associated with car crashes. However, you don’t have to be the driver or a passenger of a vehicle to be eligible for benefits. If you have been injured in a bicycle accident with a vehicle that is insured by ICBC, you have […]
Proving Fault in a Motorcycle Accident Case
Most motorcyclists are very cautious when they are on the road. However, society often views riders as thrillseekers who take unnecessary chances. As a result, it can be difficult for motorcyclists to be compensated fairly after accidents that are not their fault. ICBC no-fault benefits are available for motorcycle accidents, but what if the driver […]
