Will all of my massage therapy treatments be covered by ICBC at the end of my claim? What if I was going to some anyways? What if I tried a treatment that didn’t work? In this week’s case, the plaintiff
Read More →If there are barriers to getting the recommended treatment for my injuries, will I be penalized? What if there is no evidence that the treatment would have improved my condition? In a decision released this week (Downey v. O’Connor 2017 BCSC
Read More →Is there an obligation that plaintiffs follow all treatment recommendations? What if the recommendation was optional, and the plaintiff’s actual treatment was effective? The case of Jamal v. Kemery-Higgins (2017 BCSC 213) was summarized last week on the point of obtaining a
Read More →How important is it that I follow the advice of my medical team? Do I have to try everything to get better or will the court consider my personal beliefs on wellness? In the November 12th, 2015 case Castro v
Read More →During litigation, if your doctor orders investigative tests and ICBC refuses to pay for them, is ICBC later entitled to see the results? In today’s case of Prothero v. Togeretz 2015 BCSC 764 , the plaintiff’s GP requested an MRI for
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