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Niescierowicz v Brookes 2020 BCSC Tanya Martin and the team recently received a judgment for $1 Million! ICBC had made a formal offer of $160,000. Our client sustained physical and psychological injures in the accident. Her plans to open a daycare were curtailed due to the accident. ICBC tried to ar … Read more »

Talya Schapiro and Clara Linegar of KazLaw Injury Lawyers have received an excellent judgment in Xu v. Balaski, 2020 BCSC 940. This is another case where the Court awarded our client damages more than triple the amount ICBC offered! Ms. Xu had three motor vehicle accidents within 8 months. She was h … Read more »

Sandy Kovacs and the KazLaw team received the BIGGEST personal injury award in the history of the province. The total award is $9,076,854.19 with tax gross up, management fees, interest, and costs yet to be determined. This award will ensure that our client, a severely brain-injured man, will be wel … Read more »

Access to justice for victims of sexual assault is a serious problem in Canada. In my experience, most victims are extremely reluctant to move forward with civil litigation for fear of being re-traumatized by the process. It is my practice to ensure my clients are as empowered as possible throughout … Read more »

Mike Huot of KazLaw Injury Lawyers received an excellent judgment in Chapman-Fluker v Gustavson 2019 BCSC regarding a very contentious application by ICBC to extend the period for filing a jury notice. The Defendants relied on Rule 22-4 (2), which authorizes the court to extend or shorten any period … Read more »