Understanding Cross-Border Injury Claims: A Guide for British Columbians Injured in Washington
Apr 20, 2023 | Cross-border Personal Injury
Being injured while traveling can be particularly stressful.
Dealing with a criminal history when you travel to Canada
Jan 30, 2023 | Canadian Immigration Law
International travel can be difficult enough without the stress over whether a mistake in your past could spark issues at borders. Unfortunately, this could happen if you are travelling to Canada and have a criminal conviction on your record. If you are in this situation, you may be criminally inadmissible. Exploring your options to make this … Continue reading “Dealing with a criminal history when you travel to Canada”
Analyzing motorcycle crash injury data
Jan 27, 2023 | Cross-border Personal Injury
From inclement weather to distracted drivers who do not notice you, it is pivotal to remain vigilant while riding your motorcycle. Unfortunately, when an accident occurs while you are on a motorcycle, the chances of sustaining a severe injury are especially high. Every year, far too many motorcyclists suffer devastating injuries due to motor vehicle … Continue reading “Analyzing motorcycle crash injury data”
Travel insurance: Why it can be crucial to have it before a trip
Jan 26, 2023 | Cross-border Personal Injury
Whether you are going across the border for a quick day of shopping or you make regular trips to work or visit family, travel insurance may not be something you think about. However, for reasons we explain below, it can be one of the most important things to carry with you. Benefits of carrying travel … Continue reading “Travel insurance: Why it can be crucial to have it before a trip”
Understanding the move from Skill Level to the TEER system
Jan 25, 2023 | Canadian Immigration Law
Skilled workers can be eligible to come to Canada through programs like Express Entry. The primary eligibility criteria for this program include a person’s occupation and skill level. Recently, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) changed the system it uses to assign candidates a category. Previously, the National Occupation Classification (NOC) used Skill Level to … Continue reading “Understanding the move from Skill Level to the TEER system”
Mistakes to avoid when applying for a fiancé visa
Jan 23, 2023 | U.S. Immigration
If you plan to get married in Washington, you may have a long list of things to do to prepare for your wedding. If you or your spouse-to-be lives outside of the United States, you may need to add applying for a visa to your list. Avoiding some common mistakes can help you navigate this … Continue reading “Mistakes to avoid when applying for a fiancé visa”
What to pack in your car for a cross-border road trip
Jan 19, 2023 | Cross-border Personal Injury
Any road trip can require stocking a vehicle with certain supplies, like snacks, drinks and plenty of things to keep passengers busy. However, if you are planning a road trip between Canada and the U.S., there are some additional essentials you should pack. Insurance coverage Insurance requirements vary between countries, but most insurance policies from … Continue reading “What to pack in your car for a cross-border road trip”
What to know about a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment
Jan 17, 2023 | Canadian Immigration Law
The risk of deportation or removal can be terrifying. Under these circumstances, preparation can be crucial in protecting your status. For instance, you should know what to expect if the removal process is underway and you learn that you are eligible for a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA). Preparing for your PRRA If your PRRA application … Continue reading “What to know about a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment”
What is an H-1B visa?
Dec 20, 2022 | Immigration
The H-1B visa is a temporary work visa that allows foreign workers to come to the United States for a specific job or occupation. It is one of the most popular visas for skilled workers, as it allows them to work in the U.S. for up to six years. To qualify for an H-1B visa, … Continue reading “What is an H-1B visa?”
4 people who could be liable for damages after a holiday crash
Dec 14, 2022 | Cross-border Personal Injury
Travelling and the holidays often go hand-in-hand. Unfortunately, they also often go along with car accidents when certain people are on the road. Following are five types of drivers who could be liable for damages if they cause or contribute to a crash. An impaired driver Drinking or using drugs is not uncommon during this time … Continue reading “4 people who could be liable for damages after a holiday crash”