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Snowbirds US Expats Radio PodcastAuthor: Gerry Scott
Whether you're a Canadian snowbird spending winters in the USA, or an American looking to move to Canada, the Snowbirds Expats Radio Podcast is loaded with useful information to guide you. Gerry Scott is the host of this podcast, Monday to Friday, Gerry works with Canadian and US clients as a cross border advisor with one of Canadas largest and most respected wealth management firms.. The Snowbirds Expats Radio Podcast is brought to you by the Snowbirds US Day Tracker and the Canada Physical Presence Tracker apps. The Snowbirds US Day Tracker app helps you track the number of days youre spending in the USA, which is essential to avoid being classified by the IRS as a US resident for tax purposes. The Canada Physical Presence Tracker is the easiest and most reliable way to track your physical permanent days for the purpose of renewing your permanent residence card (maple card). Simply enter the days into the calculator and track the progress as you get closer and closer to becoming a full time resident of Canada. Both apps offer a wide variety of services that include, USD exchange, tax and legal services, Real Estate, Medical Tourism, and more. Download them today on your iPhone or Android. Language: en-us Genres: Places & Travel, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Episode 66: Cross-Border Car Accidents: What Canadians Need to Know
Tuesday, 1 July, 2025
What happens if you're a Canadian and get into a car accident in the U.S.? This episode is a must-listen for snowbirds, part-time residents, and anyone who drives across the border. Gerry Scott is joined again by personal injury lawyer Andrew Iacobelli, whose cross-border legal expertise helps Canadians navigate the often-confusing world of U.S. auto accidents, insurance claims, and litigation.From the importance of underinsured motorist coverage to how fast U.S. litigation can move compared to Canada, Andrew breaks down what to do immediately after a crash, what evidence to collect, and why you should never sign a release form without legal advice. He also explains why Americans injured in Canada may have the advantage—and what every Canadian traveler should keep in their glovebox (spoiler: it’s his book!).Whether you're road-tripping through Florida, spending your winters in Arizona, or just curious about what your insurance actually covers—you’ll want to take notes.🧠 Key Takeaways:The #1 most important step to take after a U.S. car accident (hint: it’s not calling your insurer).Why travel insurance is critical, especially for snowbirds.How U.S. adjusters evaluate claims—and why Canadian medical records can be a disadvantage.What to know about settlement offers, release forms, and preserving your right to sue.The difference between no-fault benefits and underinsured motorist claims—and how to choose the right one for your case.When to involve lawyers on both sides of the border (and when you might not need to).Why American citizens injured in Canada may actually have stronger negotiating leverage.What Canadians should never do before consulting with a lawyer.
