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== B. Jurisdiction ==
== B. Jurisdiction ==


In general, any claim will likely go through the court where the accident occurred (i.e. if the accident was in BC, it will go through the BC Provincial or BC Supreme Court).  
In general, any claim will likely go through the court where the accident occurred (i.e., if the accident was in BC, it will go through the BC Provincial or BC Supreme Court).  


If an accident occurs outside BC and the defendant(s) resides outside of BC, the issue of jurisdiction should be carefully examined before the limitation period expires in either jurisdiction.   
If an accident occurs outside BC and the defendant(s) resides outside of BC, the issue of jurisdiction should be carefully examined before the limitation period expires in either jurisdiction.   
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