Car Accidents and Insurance in BC

  • When: Tuesday, May 13, 2025 at 7:00 PM Coordinated Universal Time

  • Length: 60 minutes

  • Where: Online, via webinar

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With the relatively recent shift to no-fault car insurance in BC, you may have questions about car accidents and insurance. What steps do you need to take if you’re in a car accident? How do you access benefits under a no-fault regime? Will your insurance cover damage caused to someone else’s vehicle? Will your insurance premiums go through the roof? For answers to these questions and more, join us for our upcoming webinar with lawyer Paul Harden from Meridian Law Group.

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Paul Harden

Paul Harden

Paul Harden is a lawyer at Meridian Law Group in Vancouver. A versatile and experienced litigator, his practice includes estate litigation, property and business disputes, and insurance claims. He also represents individuals who have suffered serious injuries caused by another person’s negligence.

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