The Province: There’s something wrong with B.C.’s wrongful death laws
Even in cases of gross negligence, bereaved people in B.C. are told that the loss of their children, parents, siblings is worth nothing.
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Even in cases of gross negligence, bereaved people in B.C. are told that the loss of their children, parents, siblings is worth nothing.
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In British Columbia, you can only claim for financial losses arising from wrongful death. With children, as abhorrent as this analysis may seem, the death is a financial gain.
If you are unhappy with the current state of the law in British Columbia, do something about it.
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