Vancouver Immigration And Cross-Border Injury Law Blog

Cross-border personal injury: The impact of raised speed limits
A professor at the University of British Columbia researched the effect of increased speed limits on Canadian highways. The … cross-border personal injury

US immigration: E2 Treaty Investor Visas are useful options
Canada is one of the E2 Treaty Investor Visa Countries, which enables investors from British Columbia or other Canadian … u.s. immigration

Cross-border personal injury: Vancouver bus crash kills 2
Two students of a University in Canada lost their lives in a recent bus accident on Vancouver Island. One … cross-border personal injury

US immigration laws cap H-1B visa selections
Residents of British Columbia who want to work in the United States as nonimmigrants need H-1B visas, a U.S. immigration … u.s. immigration

Cross-border personal injury: Herniated disc cause long-term pain
Car accidents can cause various types of injuries, including herniated discs. Any damage to the spine can cause long-term … cross-border personal injury

US immigration agents act against Canadians carrying CBD oil
Although cannabis was legalized in Canada last year, the government has issued repeated warnings against carrying any form of … u.s. immigration

High-risk driving can cause serious cross-border personal injury
When travelling across the border into Washington state, British Columbia drivers will be sensible to look out for high-risk … cross-border personal injury

US immigration, marriage and unlawful presence
Everyone who has ever been in love will know that Cupid will not be stopped, and love arrows are sometimes shot when least … u.s. immigration

Cross-border personal injury can be costly
British Columbia residents who are injured in accidents will hardly ever see hospital bills because their health insurance … cross-border personal injury

US immigration cannot access pardoned marijuana records
The federal government of Canada announced that people with prior cannabis possession convictions will be allowed to apply … u.s. immigration
