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In late 2014 the BC Supreme Court rules that ICBC wage loss benefits can be «revived» if a collision related injury which was initially disabling retriggers disability beyond the 104 week mark.

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Earlier this year the BC Court of Appeal found that ICBC wage loss benefits can be «revived» if a collision related injury which was initially disabling retriggers disability beyond the 104 week mark.

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Not exact matches

YOU SHOULD ALSO BE AWARE that the current weekly maximum that ICBC has to pay a person injured in a motor vehicle accident for weekly wage loss benefits under the statutory regime is only $ 300 per week which is really a pittance and will hardly cover your monthly bills.

Secondly, if you are suing a driver that has third party liability coverage with ICBC then you are only entitled to net wage loss.

In Combs v. Bergen, the Plaintiff was injured in a motor vehicle collision, and brought an ICBC claim against the Defendant for damages for pain and suffering, wage loss, diminished earning capacity, and cost of future.

If you are injured through the fault of another motorist in BC and advance a tort claim with ICBC can you receive damages for future wage loss even if you have sustained no past wage loss by the time of settlement or trial?

The ICBC car accident settlement included compensation for wage loss, injuries and ongoing medical care.

Counsel for the Plaintiff further argued that the failure to mitigate argument advanced by ICBC»S lawyer only pertained to past wage loss.

Assessing your wage loss, whether it is a simple calculation or an accumulated loss of business, the personal injury lawyers at Warnett Hallen will find the evidence and present a strong claim for past wage loss as part of your ICBC injury claim.

The Plaintiff brought ICBC claims for both, seeking damages for pain and suffering, wage loss, diminished earning capacity, homemaking and child care costs, and future care.

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To start with, ICBC is only required to pay you the net amount of your wage loss after factoring in your income tax obligations as well as your Employment Insurance premiums.

It should be noted that, contrary to what ICBC may tell you, these benefits are generally not deductible from the past wage loss claim.