| Click on the links to get to a section. Prepared for MADD 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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Can ICBC Insist that I see a Doctor of their Choice?: The basic answer to this question is yes. ICBC is entitled to have a claimant seen by a doctor of its choice to determine if the person is entitled to Part 7 benefits. This right is sometimes misused by ICBC as the prime purpose of the assessment is to assist with the injury or death claim, not to determine whether Part 7 benefits should be paid. Unfortunately, it is difficult to get ICBC to disclose this report, unless the adjuster agrees to do so. If there is a lawsuit over the Part 7 benefits, then the report will have to be disclosed. |
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