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When Should I Settle My ICBC or Other British Columbia Personal Injury Claim?

Other than “how much is my case worth?” the question probably most asked of personal injury lawyers is “when should I settle my claim?“.

The short answer is when your claim can be fairly valued and an acceptable settlement offer is made.  So when can a claim be valued?  Here is a brief video I uploaded to YouTube discussing this topic  (complete with an unexpected phone call in the middle of the video!)  I hope this information is of some assistance.

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2 Responses to “When Should I Settle My ICBC or Other British Columbia Personal Injury Claim?”

  1. How Long is Too Long for an ICBC Claim to go to Trial? | ICBC Personal Injury Claims Lawyer Erik Magraken | Victoria & Vancouver Island BC Says:

    […] involving serious injuries where the long term prognosis remains unknown for  a number of years.  As I explained in this video, it is difficult to value a claim until the prognosis is known and it could be risky to settle a […]

  2. Uncertain Prognosis Results in Injury Trial Adjournment | ICBC Personal Injury Claims Lawyer Erik Magraken | Victoria & Vancouver Island BC Says:

    […] As previously discussed, it is risky to settle an ICBC claim prior to knowing the long-term prognosis of your injuries.  Without a prognosis it is difficult to value a case and therfore difficult to gauge a fair settlement amount. […]

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