The Preszler Law firm welcomes you. You might have come across one of our ads or a friend or family member who recommended us to you. We don't care how or where you came across us. Preszler Law Firm has been representing victims of personal injury and car accidents since 1959. Accidents happen all day. However, nobody wakes up anticipating to find out about an accident or receive a call from a loved one who has been hurt. There are many reasons you might be feeling pain or anxious about your inability return to work. You also may have questions regarding how to get treatment for your injuries. It is likely that you are wondering when relief will be found. We are here to help you recover and maximise your settlement. We have an excellent track record in helping our clients find reputable rehab teams and negotiating fair, timely settlements. You don't have to pay until we win. Healthcare providers should be held to the highest standard of professional care. The services they deliver are among the most intimate, impactful, and important tasks of any occupation. Patients entrust their physicians with their health, their well-being, and indeed, their very lives. The work undertaken by medical practitioners has the potential to change a patient’s overall quality of life for the better or, in truly unfortunate circumstances, for the worse. When doctors, surgeons, and other medical professionals deliver services beneath their occupation’s commonly accepted standards of care, the results can be catastrophic. Patients who had received substandard or negligent care from a healthcare provider could develop chronic injuries or severe medical conditions in addition to the complaints for which they had been originally seeking treatment. In truly shocking circumstances, a doctor’s negligence could lead to the loss of life. Losing a loved one can be one of life’s greatest challenges. But the loss can be even more difficult to bear when a close relative’s death was the result of someone else’s wrongful actions. Throughout the province of British Columbia, many people owe a duty of care to others. In accordance with various provincial and federal legislations, these individuals must carry out certain activities with a reasonable degree of caution to ensure that their conduct does not result in a harmful– or deadly– accident. Failure to do so could be considered negligence.