Don’t Be Your Own Worst Enemy
Depending on the nature of your ICBC injury claim, there can be strict time deadlines within which you must perform a certain action. Failure to do so can result in all or part of your claim being lost.
Perhaps one of the most important reasons for hiring Veale Law is to ensure that all time limits and limitation periods are met. Consider the following situations where failing to comply with a limitation period or time limit can result in all or part of your ICBC claim being denied:
- Notifying ICBC of an accident
- Providing a written report to ICBC about an accident
- Applying for ICBC “no fault” benefits
- Suing ICBC for denial of “no fault” benefits
- Suing an at-fault driver and owner for damages
- Suing ICBC under your insurance contract
- Filing for arbitration in regards to the value of your “written off” vehicle
- Informing the police about a hit and run accident in B.C.
- Informing the police about a hit and run accident in the United States, or certain areas of Canada
- Providing written notification of a hit and run claim to ICBC that occurred in B.C.
- Providing a sworn statement to ICBC about a hit and run accident in the United States, or certain areas of Canada
- Notifying a municipality of a claim
- Suing a municipality for damages
- Infant claims, when a Notice to Proceed has been served on you
- Infant claims, when a Notice to Proceed has not been served on you
- Claims by someone who is legally disabled
- Wrongful death claims
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At Veale Law, we know what limitation periods and time limits you face, and can help you preserve your legal rights. Contact Veale Law today for a free consultation to see what time limits and limitation periods apply to your case.