Roy Ho
Roy Ho handles insurance claims and insurance litigation, principally dealing with ICBC. Many lawyers now recognize Roy as a leading authority in dealing with insurance contract disputes with ICBC.
A variety of law firms refer clients to him on a regular basis owing to his rare expertise and skill set. Lawyers willing to push ICBC to provide coverage in drinking driving cases and alleged breach situations can be hard to come by. Roy handles these ICBC cases every day. When necessary, Roy sues insurance companies to seek coverage for his clients.
Roy has built his own practice over a number of years and found a process that produces results. A key reason for his success is the relationship he has built with ICBC’s management. He has developed a rapport with ICBC staff he deals with every day and earned a good reputation with the insurer’s decision makers. As a result, claims Roy is involved in are dealt with efficiently.
While there is a whole industry devoted to insurance defence, Roy is virtually unique in being counsel for the plaintiff in insurance disputes. Roy’s understanding of how ICBC operates behind the scenes and between the lines is a highly valuable asset. Because he knows the insurer’s policies and procedures inside-out, he can be more efficient and save his client’s money. By understanding how ICBC operates Roy can cover all bases and guide the process the way he wants it to go.
He has secured ICBC insurance coverage for individuals who were investigated for breaching their Autoplan contract. Roy successfully negotiated some of the first settlement agreements with ICBC against defendants from the infamous 2011 Stanley Cup riots.
In addition to handling a vast array of different types of insurance claims such as life insurance, home insurance, medical insurance, and motor vehicle insurance, Roy also practices in personal injury law, employment law, and creditor and debtor law.
Roy Ho is a graduate from the University of Alberta Faculty of Law. Before law school he earned his Bachelors of Arts at Simon Fraser University in criminology and legal studies.
Roy is fluent in Cantonese.
Roy is approachable to his clients and gives them honest, direct legal advice.
If you think ICBC might not cover you for an accident because you were investigated for drinking and driving or any other – offence, give Roy a call at 604-685-8889.