Charges: Failing to remain at the scene of an accident.
Issue: Whether our client was obligated to provide a possibly incriminating statement to the adjuster that could have led to criminal charges and a loss of insurance coverage.
Result: Mr. Mines was able to provide the required information to ICBC our client’s behalf. No charges were recommended. No loss of insurance coverage.
Charge: Failing to remain at the scene of a motor vehicle accident.
Issue: Whether police would be able to prove that our client was the driver of the vehicle that was abandoned after the accident.
Result: Mr Johnson was able to guide our client through the investigation and was able to persuade police to issue our client an MVA ticket, payable by a fine, to our client as the vehicle owner. No criminal charges approved. No driving prohibition.
I had the opportunity to seek legal advice from Michael today, and he was extremely helpful. He provided valuable information and much-needed reassurance regarding a legal matter. Dealing with difficult legal problems can feel overwhelming, but I’m truly grateful to have received advice from someone as experienced and knowledgeable as Michael. He addressed all my […]
Our client had taken responsibility for his actions by pleading guilty in Richmond Provincial Court where he was granted a conditional discharge. Upon being threatened and taunted by his roommate, our client kicked in the door to the roommate’s doo=r and held a meat cleaver to his throat. The Crown appealed sentence. At the sentence […]
