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RHE trial lawyer Silvana Herra was counsel for Ken Firman, a 31 year old supervisor at a restoration company who suffered from chronic neck and back pain after he was hit from behind and knocked off his motorcycle in 2015. This is a case that should not have gone to trial. Mr. Firman is a private a person who did not want to inconvenience his friends or co-workers and especially did not want to ask them to attend court during the global pandemic. This case is yet another exam...ple of wasted court resources and time resulting from ICBC’s low ball settlement litigation strategy which is designed to undercompensate injured British Columbians and intentionally place further strain on the court system. See further details here: https://rhelaw.com//rhe-obtains-354000-award-for-young-ha/ #RHE #personalinjury #ICBC #MVA #accident

RHE can help if your business interruption claim has been denied. #covid19

RHE partner John Rice says urgent, massive action is needed to bring BC’s justice system securely online to improve access to justice, especially in the event a second coronavirus wave or future pandemics. Top judge takes rare shot at B.C. government over COVID-19 court closures: https://www.cbc.ca//top-judge-takes-rare-shot-at-b-c-gover

Michael Elliott and Ben Colangelo obtain a $500,000 jury award for special education assistant who was injured in a March 2015 motor vehicle accident. This case should have never gone to trial and is yet another example of the waste produced by ICBC’s low ball settlement litigation strategy which is designed to undercompensate injured British Columbians and intentionally place further strain on the court system. See further details here: https://rhelaw.com//rhe-obtains-5000...00-jury-award-for-des/ #icbc #jury #juryaward #injuredbritishcolumbians #motorvehicleaccident #trial #rhelaw

'Thanks for ripping me off': B.C. government, ICBC hit with $900M proposed class action lawsuit https://www.cbc.ca//icbc-proposed-class-action-lawsuit-1.5