Vancouver Immigration And Cross-Border Injury Law Blog
Some car accident injuries cause long-term health problems
Over 60,000 crashes occur in Metro Vancouver annually. Injury claims may be complex, especially for cross-border cases.
Travel loophole between Canada and U.S. might be closed soon
Unlike land borders, U.S. flights remain unrestricted. Many Canadians fly south for vacations despite COVID-related policies.
What Canadians should know before buying property across the border
Many Canadians buy U.S. homes for vacations or retirement. Learn about the process and legal considerations.
25% of fatal car accidents were linked to speed
Driving 40 km at the speed limit vs. 10 km/h over saves minutes but increases fatal crash risks. Is the risk worth the time saved?
Seniors face unique age-related personal injury risks
Senior drivers face cognitive changes that affect road safety. BC requires testing for drivers over 80.
Auto accidents a leading cause of Canadian injuries and death
Transport Canada reports that 90% of crashes are preventable. Most result from ignoring road rules and risky driving behaviors.
Five Things Your Should Know About Cross-Border Injury Claims
If you were injured across the border, read about five things you should know about international injury claims. Free consultation.
US immigration allows Canadian snowbird to enter by air
Canadians in British Columbia and other provinces and territories have found a loophole that allows them to continue their … u.s. immigration
Winter tires could prevent cross-border personal injury claims
According to the Tire and Rubber Association of Canada, 65% of drivers nationwide, including British Columbia, fit their … cross-border personal injury
Distractions can lead to cross-border personal injury claims
Road accident statistics show that one in four fatal car accidents in Canada involved driver distractions. While crashes in … cross-border personal injury