On April 1, 2022 the British Columbia government passed legislation that restricted British Columbian’s right to compensation through a lawsuit following a motor vehicle accident occurring in British Columbia.  That legislation eliminated the right to compensation from the at-fault driver in all cases, except for limited circumstances, such aswhere the at fault motorist was criminally convicted of impaired driving.  With this change, the ability of British Columbia residents to obtain legal counsel in car accidents has been severely impacted.  Comparison of BC no Fault with other provinces throughout Canada:

• Resources for injured motorists
  – Link to ICBC No Fault Page
  – Link to CRT
• Resources for Practitioners – explanation of the forms that have to be completed and how they can best help – regulations under which they can be requested etc.

Our team is qualified to appear in the Yukon courts and can provide representation for individuals who have suffered a personal injury in the Yukon. This includes those who have suffered injuries in car accidents as car accidents in the Yukon are not subject to the same rules and restrictions as British Columbia motor vehicle accidents.

Our Team has extensive experience pursuing UMP claims to arbitration. Rose Keith, KC serves as an UMP arbitrator and can put that experience to work for you in ensuring that your UMP claim is presented in the most persuasive manner possible. We regularly partner with US counsel in pursuing UMP claims.