As a cyclist, you probably enjoy being able to get exercise and go where you want. You may ride near roads, which you're likely to know can be dangerous due to motor vehicles and distracted or negligent drivers. While you can take care to avoid accidents, they still happen and need to be addressed. You can make a claim against a dangerous driver, but avoiding an accident altogether is the goal.
Proving a claim of negligence in Canada
There have been 1.6 million auto accidents in Canada since the year 2000. According to the statistics, that adds up to close to 400 accidents every day. While many of these cases may involve single-vehicle collisions, others result in lawsuits and criminal charges. If you or a loved one has been hit, it's important to know how you can make a claim.
Wrongful death cases in British Columbia: Making a claim
Having to deal with a wrongful death is tragic in itself, but when it's a struggle to get the compensation you need from an insurance company, that's an entirely different matter that becomes more complicated than it should be.
What are some common brain injury facts for British Columbia?
If you have suffered a major head injury due to a car accident, work injury or other situation, you know that you're going to need to be compensated for your lost wages and other needs. While you can make a claim, it's also important to know about how you can move forward with your life and how common injuries like yours are.
Driver kills 3 and car owner denies liability
If you are struck by a vehicle when riding your bike or lose a loved one who was hit, you probably want the person who caused the accident to speak up and take responsibility. In most cases, drivers do. They stay at the scene, attempt to help the victim, and cooperate with law enforcement. Those who don't are breaking the law and make the entire situation worse for everyone involved.
