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Prepared for MADD
Revised FEBRUARY 2006 JOE MURPHY Q.C.
MURPHY, BATTISTA
VANCOUVER, B.C.
604-683-9621
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This guide was initially prepared in February, 2005 at the request of MADD to provide a layman’s guide to ICBC No-fault/Part 7 benefits; it was updated in February 2006. The information contained in this guide will outline the process to apply for these benefits and the type and amount of benefits available to an injured person and/or to the family of an accident victim.

 

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A Layman's Guide to ICBC Part 7 Benefits

If ICBC Refused to Pay Part 7 Benefits, What Can I Do?:

ICBC can be sued for the payment of Part 7 benefits, but the lawsuit must be started within 2 years of the date of the accident or within 2 years of the date of the last Part 7 payment, whichever is later. If the only issue is whether a medical or rehab expense is "reasonable", then that question must be decided by arbitration.

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