BC Injury Law Site Map

BC Injury Law Site Map

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• I Was in a Motor Vehicle Collision
  • Receive medical attention
  • Document the collision
  • Report the accident to ICBC
  • Seek free legal advice promptly
• Who Can Claim Compensation?
  • Cyclists
  • Drivers
  • Pedestrians
  • Passengers
  • Infants
  • What if I’m at Fault?
• How Much Is My ICBC Claim Worth?
  • Pain, suffering and loss of enjoyment of life
  • Loss of Past Income
  • Loss of future income / Income Earning Capacity
  • Cost of Future Care
  • Loss of Housekeeping Capacity
  • “In Trust” Damages to compensate friends and family members
  • Special Damages – out of pocket expenses
  • Other
• ICBC “No Fault” Benefits
  • Who is insured?
  • Medical and rehabilitation benefits
  • Disability (Wage loss) benefits
  • Disability (Homemaker) benefits
  • Death Benefits
  • Applying for Part 7 benefits
  • What If I Don’t Apply For My Benefits?
• Hit and Run
• Breach of Insurance
  • How is a policy breached?
  • What are the consequences?
  • What can I do if ICBC holds me in breach?
• Do I Need a Lawyer?
  • Things you should know
  • Initial advice is often free
  • What do lawyers cost?
  • Protection of the Public
• Low Velocity Impact Program
  • What is ICBC’s LVI Program?
  • Can ICBC Accept that I was Actually Injured in an LVI?
  • What if ICBC Maintains their Denial of my Claim?
• The Settlement Process
  • How do I know what my claim is worth?
  • Can a Settlement be Set Aside?
  • What If ICBC refuses to offer an acceptable amount?
• ICBC Holds Me At Fault – I Disagree!
• Going to Court
  • Small Claims Court
  • Supreme Court
  • Fast Track Litigation
• Contact Us