Why thorough care is important to avoid ICBC unfairness: Part 2

Maximizing your recovery is not only best for your health, it’s critical for achieving justice in an ICBC claim.
Read More →Maximizing your recovery is not only best for your health, it’s critical for achieving justice in an ICBC claim.
Read More →The government has pulled the wool over our eyes by announcing a “minor injury cap” that includes moderate to severe injuries.
Read More →I have a suggestion that might reduce the embarrassment and character aspersion that can come from ICBC retained investigators prowling around to interview your employers, co-workers, friends and acquaintances.
Read More →The more significant your injuries and losses, the more likely ICBC will engage the services of a private investigation firm and the higher the degree of investigation.
Read More →It is an issue that has never before been addressed by our courts because no-one has ever made ICBC’s investigation tactics an issue in a trial ... until now.
Read More →I call it a technicality because most people have no idea that their claim could be dismissed if they don’t play detective to find the perpetrator.
Read More →ICBC’s liability insurance monopoly in British Columbia contributes to uncertainty about hit and run claims.
Read More →For collision injuries occurring on or after April 1, 2019, non-financial loss compensation for those temporary injuries will be capped at $5,500.00 (the “Cap”). The Cap is established by a government regulation called the “Minor Injury Regulation”.
Read More →If you were the innocent victim of another driver’s negligence, ICBC will have to reimburse every dollar of reasonably incurred expense as part of your claim even if you leave them alone on the dance floor and don’t provide them
Read More →A recent small claims decision highlights a common misunderstanding about our rights. And that ICBC doesn’t jump to clear up the confusion. I feel for the Claimant, Frank. He went step by step through the process outlined by ICBC to
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