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Month: July 2020


Dealing with cross-border personal injury involving spinal cord

Jul 27, 2020 | Cross-border Personal Injury

Some car accident injuries can have life-changing consequences. A spinal cord injury is one example of a catastrophic injury that can leave a victim paralyzed. The legal and insurance procedures for dealing with cross-border personal injury are complicated when such an accident occurs while British Columbia residents travel south of the border. Damage to a … Continue reading “Dealing with cross-border personal injury involving spinal cord”

Cross-border personal injury: Never mix driving and cannabis

Jul 22, 2020 | Cross-border Personal Injury

Whenever British Columbia residents travel to destinations south of the border, they will risk being victims of car accidents. The potential of suffering cross-border personal injury is higher when they cross paths with drivers who mix cannabis and driving. While most users believe they are perfectly capable of driving after using cannabis, THC, the active … Continue reading “Cross-border personal injury: Never mix driving and cannabis”

Cross-border personal injury and its impact on mental health

Jul 14, 2020 | Cross-border Personal Injury

The consequences of car accidents typically go far beyond physical injuries. Concussions, lacerations, bruises and bone fractures could also be accompanied by psychological trauma. The mental trauma is exacerbated by further stresses of filing insurance claims and discussing possible lawsuits with lawyers. All of these matters become even more complicated if it involves a British … Continue reading “Cross-border personal injury and its impact on mental health”

US immigration: Canadians exempted from entry suspensions

Jul 1, 2020 | U.S. Immigration

With current travel restrictions between Canada and the United States, people in British Columbia and other provinces might be unsure about the latest regulations. An executive order was issued that prohibits entry to the United States of nonimmigrants through the end of this year. U.S. immigration laws and regulations are changing rapidly, and when news about … Continue reading “US immigration: Canadians exempted from entry suspensions”