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A smoker. In the combat sports world this is slang for an unsanctioned / unregulated fight. Cutting corners. Avoiding regulation. Exposing athletes to the dangers of a potentially neglectful environment. Last week the BC Court of Appeal released reasons for judgement addressing whether the governmen … Read more »

Last week I broke the story that ICBC was mass firing most of their in house bodily injury claims lawyers.  ICBC confirmed in a reply tweet this indeed was the case. This week I learned that the cuts were going far beyond in house lawyers but also extending to the private practice firms ICBC contra … Read more »

Earlier this week an anonymous source told me that ICBC was in the process of firing most of their in house personal injury defense lawyers.  I had not seen any public confirmation of this so reached out to ICBC directly via social media. The insurance monopolist confirmed in a reply tweet that the … Read more »

  Reasons for judgement were published this week by the BC Court of Appeal upholding a damages assessment against ICBC in a privacy breach class action lawsuit. In the case (Insurance Corporation of British Columbia v. Ari) an ICBC employee  “accessed the private information of 78 ICBC policy hold … Read more »

On October 21, 2024 our firm filed a class action lawsuit against the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia. The lawsuit alleges past and ongoing misuse of the CL237A – Authorization to Provide Medical Information to obtain or attempt to obtain personal and private medical information of perso … Read more »