Our team is often at the forefront of provincial and national matters of interest. You can find some of our media interviews, as well as our thoughts about our cases and other legal issues, here.
Read Vancouver Sun’s interview with RHE partner John Rice and full article here. See CTV’s news coverage and John Rice’s on-air interview here. Read Business In Vancouver’s interview with John Rice here. Read Georgia Straights full article here.
Rice Harbut Elliott is pleased to act on behalf of the Saini family with regard to the wrongful death of their infant son, Macallan. The lawsuit seeks compensation for nervous shock for Ms. Sheppard and a Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms damages claim on behalf of Baby Mac against provincial authorities for breach of […]
The organization representing trial lawyers in British Columbia has added its voice to the groups urging the provincial government to alter its controversial changes to automobile insurance. In May, the legislature passed a number of reforms to deal with a significant financial shortfall at the publicly owned Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC), including a […]
RHE partner John Rice quoted in the news with regard to ICBC announcement to change insurance rates and make bad drivers pay higher premiums Read the article here
On July 25, 2018, Ian Mulgrew of the Vancouver Sun highlighted the Trial Lawyers Association of BC’s (“TLABC”) ongoing efforts to protect the civil liberties of British Columbians against the NDP’s new legislative changes. “Our members are deeply concerned on behalf of British Columbians that individual rights are being sidelined in favour of a quick […]
RHE lawyers are representing persons who were prescribed medications containing valsartan, leading to cancer and other adverse health effects. Listen to the interview here. If you received any of the listed drugs, you may be affected by this class action lawsuit. Please fill out the form here to get in touch with us. Joining our contact […]
John Rice interviewed by Adam Sterling of CFAX 1070 (Vancouver Island radio) with regard to ICBC’s “minor” injury cap scheme.” Read More
BC’s attorney general proposes a cap on minor injury claims as a solution to ICBC’s financial woes. But who decides when an injury is minor? And what might the consequences be for those who are injured? Read More
The provincial government just introduced new legislation to help ICBC out of their financial mess. But are accident victims now expected to pay for reckless and distracted drivers who cause them harm? The legal rights of British Columbians are under attack. Read More
Do you trust ICBC to decide whether your injury is minor or more significant? If not, what will you do about it? The proposed changes will make it difficult for most accident victims to pursue fair compensation, unless they have the financial means to hire a litigator. Watch John Rice on Global News, sharing his […]
