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The Inability to Afford Therapy and the Duty to Mitigate Damages
MacIsaac :: Jun.25.2010 :: ICBC Back Injury (soft tissue) Cases, ICBC No-Fault (Part 7) Benefits, ICBC Wage Loss, Uncategorized :: No Comments »
BC Injury Law and ICBC Claims Blog
This Blog is authored by British Columbia personal injury lawyer Erik Magraken. Erik is a partner with the British Columbia personal injury law-firm MacIsaac & Company. He restricts his practice exclusively to plaintiff-only personal injury claims with a particular emphasis on claims involving orthopaedic injuries and complex soft tissue injuries. Please visit often for the latest developments in matters concerning BC personal injury claims and ICBC claims.
Erik Magraken does not work for and is not affiliated in any way with the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC). Please note that this blog is for information only and is not claim-specific legal advice. Erik can only provide legal advice to clients. Please click here to arrange a free consultation.
Search Results for 'failure to mitigate'
BCCA Addresses Burden of Proof of “Failure to Mitigate” Defence in Injury Claims
MacIsaac :: Jun.17.2010 :: Uncategorized :: 1 Comment »
Non-Pecuniary Damages for Fibromylagia Assessed at $110,000 in ICBC Claim
MacIsaac :: Jun.02.2010 :: ICBC Chronic Pain Cases, ICBC Fibromyalgia Cases, Uncategorized :: No Comments »
Jury Delivers “Shockingly Unreasonable” Award in BC Injury Claim
MacIsaac :: May.27.2010 :: ICBC Chronic Pain Cases, Jury Trials, Uncategorized :: 1 Comment »
More on Court Costs and “Sufficient Reason” For Suing in the BC Supreme Court
MacIsaac :: May.15.2010 :: BC Supreme Court Costs Cases, Settlement Law, Uncategorized :: No Comments »
Damages Reduced by 30% for Preferring Naturopathic Remedies Over Surgery in Shoulder Injury Claim
MacIsaac :: Mar.23.2010 :: ICBC Shoulder Injury Cases, Uncategorized :: No Comments »
$60,000 Non-Pecuniary Damages for Chronic Post Traumatic Tendinopathy
MacIsaac :: Mar.19.2010 :: ICBC Shoulder Injury Cases, Uncategorized :: No Comments »
More on ICBC Claims and the “Failure to Mitigate” Defence
MacIsaac :: Mar.16.2010 :: Civil Procedure, Uncategorized :: 1 Comment »
Non-Pecuniary Damages for Chronic Soft Tissue Injuries Discussed
MacIsaac :: Jan.27.2010 :: ICBC Back Injury (soft tissue) Cases, ICBC Headache Cases, ICBC Soft Tissue Injury Cases, ICBC Whiplash Cases, Uncategorized :: No Comments »
This site is created by MacIsaac & Company, a British Columbia Personal Injury Lawfirm. This website is not affiliated in any way with the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC). This web site is made possible through funding provided by the British Columbia law firm MacIsaac and Company. bc-injury-law.com is designed to empower individuals to better understand their ICBC Claim and the process involved in dealing with ICBC. This web site is offered for information only and is not claim-specific legal advice. Use of the site and sending or receiving information through it does not establish a solicitor / client relationship. Links to and from this website do not state or imply a relationship between MacIsaac and Company and the linked entity.