Dealing with ICBC

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LTD wrote:theres nothing ignorant about it i to have had it however it goes away its discomfort but it doesn't entitle you to get a big payout i have also got it learning to snowboard should i have sued the ski hill for it
Discomfort negates the seriousness of the injury. Why would you sue a ski hill that didn't cause the injury?
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why would you sue icbc they didn't injure you
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LTD wrote:why would you sue icbc they didn't injure you

I didn't.
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To the OP:

ICBC’s soft tissue injury settlement guidelines apply particularly to whiplash injuries and a cap on damages for these injuries ranges from $6,500 – $15,000, depending on the severity and duration of the injury. British Columbia Courts are not bound by ICBC’s soft tissue injury settlement guidelines. For this reason it is important to access reported court judgments to determine the potential value of a claim for non-pecuniary damages. It cannot be overstated that these “guidelines” are internal policies and a court is not bound by them.


http://bc-injury-law.com/how-much-is-my ... laim-worth

http://bc-injury-law.com/blog/category/ ... lash-cases
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I haven't read through this to see if it is pertinent:

http://forums.castanet.net/viewtopic.php?t=13601
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i guess i will just get used to my rates going up every year its pretty clear why, with this fresh snow its a good day to "earn" a quick ten k might go for a drive
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Why do we pay people for hurting themselves ? I understand if its life changing. But even a broken leg. Suck it up. I dont understand why people feel entitled to a payday for getting hurt .
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I'm sure the OP doesn't care - they asked a simple question.
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LTD wrote:theres nothing ignorant about it i to have had it however it goes away its discomfort but it doesn't entitle you to get a big payout i have also got it learning to snowboard should i have sued the ski hill for it


Did someone hit you and cause your injury? No? Just you own darn fault? Understand the difference? No?

You are just plain and simply wrong. Period.
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Fancy wrote:To the OP:

ICBC’s soft tissue injury settlement guidelines apply particularly to whiplash injuries and a cap on damages for these injuries ranges from $6,500 – $15,000, depending on the severity and duration of the injury. British Columbia Courts are not bound by ICBC’s soft tissue injury settlement guidelines. For this reason it is important to access reported court judgments to determine the potential value of a claim for non-pecuniary damages. It cannot be overstated that these “guidelines” are internal policies and a court is not bound by them.


http://bc-injury-law.com/how-much-is-my ... laim-worth

http://bc-injury-law.com/blog/category/ ... lash-cases

Thanks for sharing that. I wish I had known about the link before I was in my accident, instead of my ignorant, non-internet savvy self having to wait for ICBC’s words only. Not that it matters now anyways, although I gained spine damage and a minor concussion alongside the whiplash. ICBC covered some treatments I needed for recovery, but I wouldn’t have asked were my case not as severe. ‘‘Twas nice of them.
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JagXKR wrote:
LTD wrote:theres nothing ignorant about it i to have had it however it goes away its discomfort but it doesn't entitle you to get a big payout i have also got it learning to snowboard should i have sued the ski hill for it


Did someone hit you and cause your injury? No? Just you own darn fault? Understand the difference? No?

You are just plain and simply wrong. Period.

lol I'm not the one comparing a minor car crash to a sexual assault
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LTD wrote:i guess i will just get used to my rates going up every year its pretty clear why, with this fresh snow its a good day to "earn" a quick ten k might go for a drive


Are you suggesting the OP was just trying to get money? I hope not because that would be horrible. I guess everyone that gets injured is just a scammer. Wow!
Your rates are going up for many reasons but not from innocent victims of stupid drivers. Maybe the stupid drivers that cause the accidents or the near non-existing penalties for scamming need to be held more accountable, but not the innocent victims. Not enough energy to stop the scammers and make them pay and pay hard. Lax penalties do not dissuade criminal behaviour. Scammers, real scammers need jail time.
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LTD wrote:lol I'm not the one comparing a minor car crash to a sexual assault


Nope you are the one that is saying, via innuendo, that the OP is a baby and to suck it up. Innocent victim being told to suck it up. A kin to my previous post, blaming the victim. Different scale but same idea.
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as i have already said if one misses work or cant work or has to change professions youre absolutely entitled to compensation however claiming because your neck is a little sore is bs and should be treated as such people like that are exactly why my rates go up
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JagXKR wrote:
LTD wrote:i guess i will just get used to my rates going up every year its pretty clear why, with this fresh snow its a good day to "earn" a quick ten k might go for a drive


Are you suggesting the OP was just trying to get money? I hope not because that would be horrible. I guess everyone that gets injured is just a scammer. Wow!
Your rates are going up for many reasons but not from innocent victims of stupid drivers. Maybe the stupid drivers that cause the accidents or the near non-existing penalties for scamming need to be held more accountable, but not the innocent victims. Not enough energy to stop the scammers and make them pay and pay hard. Lax penalties do not dissuade criminal behaviour. Scammers, real scammers need jail time.

clearly youre on board with scamming icbc thanks for that i will think of you when my rates go up again
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