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- MacIsaac & Company Expands Into Family Law
I’m excited to announce that starting February 1, 2025 MacIsaac & Company’s services are expanding to include family law. Stuart Wright will be joining the firm and growing and overseeing this practice area. Stuart practices exclusively in family law and is available to serve clients anywhere in Bri … Read more »
- BC Conservatives Promise to “end ICBC’s monopoly” and Restore Rights For Crash Victims
Its election season. And promises are being made. The BC NDP have stripped crash victims of their rights. There are many horror stories of people maimed, disabled and even killed by negligent drivers being stripped of the right to sue and lacking the ability to seek proper compensation for their fi … Read more »
- $5,000 In Damages Awarded For “Reprehensible and Disgusting” Stealing of Intimate Images
BC’s new Intimate Images Protection Act makes it relatively quick and easy to sue someone who has your intimate images without your consent (or even with your withdrawn consent). A recent case shows that a victim of wrongdoing under the Act should choose wisely which forum they sue in. While the on … Read more »
- Intimate Image Claims Worth “Considerably More” Than $5,000
The first precedent has been handed down invoking BC’s new Intimate Images Protection Act. In short the legislation makes it unlawful to share intimate images of another person without their consent. Even if you initially obtained the images consensually. The law is broad in its reach. The law al … Read more »
- ICBC Ordered To Pay Over $400,000 After Denying Widow Death Benefits Following Fatal Crash
Reasons for decision were published last week by the Civil Resolution Tribunal ordering ICBC to pay over $400,000 in benefits and interest after finding they wrongly denied a widow spousal death benefits following a fatal collision. In the recent case (Dion v. ICBC) the Applicant’s spouse died in a … Read more »