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What happens when the compensation available through ICBC’s no-fault insurance system doesn’t reflect the true impact of a serious injury?

RPLE partner, Michael Elliott, spoke with Global News about the concerns surrounding ICBC’s no-fault insurance system following the story of a motorcyclist who says the compensation she received after being seriously injured was inadequate.

Having represented injured British Columbians for decades, Michael shared his perspective on the challenges the current system can create for those whose lives have been permanently changed by a motor vehicle accident.

Watch the full Global News story here.

Supreme Court of Canada Grants Leave To Appeal On Breached Confidential Informer Case

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RHE seeks leave to Supreme Court of Canada on Breached Confidential Informer Case

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