Vancouver Immigration And Cross-Border Injury Law Blog

As a Canadian traveller heading to the United States, it’s crucial to be aware of the rights and regulations that apply when crossing the border. One of the most pressing concerns for many is the possibility of U.S. Customs and…

When you are injured in a bicycle accident, the consequences can be even more severe than in a car accident. If you are not in a motor vehicle yourself at the time of an accident, having your treatment, care, and…

In British Columbia and Washington State, uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage is a form of available insurance regulated differently between jurisdictions. Referred to as Underinsured Motorist Protection (UMP) in BC and Underinsured Motorist Coverage (UIM) in Washington State, UMP/UIM is…

When you or a loved one are injured across the border, pursuing legal action can be complex. Although you may be entitled to seek compensation through a cross-border injury claim, distinct laws and regulations in each country, like their differing…

In British Columbia, regulations over car accident claims and insurance coverage have become quite stringent. Since the government transitioned to the Enhanced Care model in 2021, BC residents involved in car accidents have been unable to pursue legal action to…

If you are injured while travelling across the border, you may be eligible for financial compensation through a cross-border injury claim. When pursuing damages in such cases, it can be extremely helpful to choose a lawyer who is experienced in…

When accidents happen, there is not always one person to blame. When comparative fault is found, it means that both parties involved in an incident are deemed to have some amount of responsibility for it. This can change the outcome…

The last thing you want to experience when travelling is an injury. Canadians who get hurt in the United States may face added difficulties when navigating a healthcare system that differs from what they are used to at home. There…

There are many different types of injuries that can happen across the border, ranging from mild to severe. If you suspect that the cause of your injury was not your own doing, you may be entitled to some degree of…

The E2 visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows individuals from treaty countries, like Canada, to work in the United States based on an investment they will be controlling. This visa is particularly beneficial for small business owners who wish…