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What to know about a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment

Jan 17, 2023 | Canadian Immigration Law

The risk of deportation or removal can be terrifying. Under these circumstances, preparation can be crucial in protecting your status.  For instance, you should know what to expect if the removal process is underway and you learn that you are eligible for a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA). Preparing for your PRRA If your PRRA application … Continue reading “What to know about a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment”

4 people who could be liable for damages after a holiday crash

Dec 14, 2022 | Cross-border Personal Injury

Travelling and the holidays often go hand-in-hand. Unfortunately, they also often go along with car accidents when certain people are on the road. Following are five types of drivers who could be liable for damages if they cause or contribute to a crash. An impaired driver Drinking or using drugs is not uncommon during this time … Continue reading “4 people who could be liable for damages after a holiday crash”

Truckers: You can be eligible for Express Entry in Canada

Dec 12, 2022 | Canadian Immigration Law

Trucking plays an invaluable role in Canada’s economy. Unfortunately, we are currently experiencing a shortage of skilled, qualified truckers. This shortage has led to empty grocery store shelves, shipping delays and increased prices across the country. To reduce this shortage, the Canadian government is now making immigrant truck drivers eligible for Express Entry. What is changing? … Continue reading “Truckers: You can be eligible for Express Entry in Canada”

Different strategies for the future of immigration in Canada, US

Nov 17, 2022 | Canadian Immigration Law, U.S. Immigration

It is no secret that immigration policies and laws vary considerably between the U.S. and Canada. The processes are different, as is the likelihood of admittance.  These and other differences are unlikely to change in the coming years as both countries continue to take different approaches to welcoming immigrants. Number of immigrants One major difference between … Continue reading “Different strategies for the future of immigration in Canada, US”

Spilled truck cargo: A big problem for smaller vehicles

Nov 15, 2022 | Cross-border Personal Injury

Driving between Seattle and Vancouver can be a beautiful, relatively quick trip. However, you can face a serious detour if you wind up injured in a crash caused by spilled cargo. Because commercial vehicles often use these same routes, knowing the risks that cargo can present is crucial. Why does cargo spill? Cargo in trucks … Continue reading “Spilled truck cargo: A big problem for smaller vehicles”

What are the most distracting things drivers do?

Nov 1, 2022 | Cross-border Personal Injury

Distracted driving remains a far too pervasive issue on Canadian roads. In fact, some studies estimate that roughly 80 percent of accidents involve some amount of driver distraction. This statistic is especially troubling because distraction is typically a completely preventable behavior for drivers.  Knowing what the most distracting things a driver can do behind the … Continue reading “What are the most distracting things drivers do?”