The choice of a caregiver is a very personal matter, and we do not endorse or recommend any one caregiver over another

No. Once you settle with ICBC and have signed a release for your personal injury, you are not entitled to go back and claim additional compensation.

In our experience, ICBC pays more to injured individuals who have hired legal counsel. Your ICBC adjuster may be encouraging you not to seek legal counsel.

Yes. If you retain a lawyer you are entitled to taxable costs and disbursements to offset a portion of your legal fees.

At Bush & Company we have a long history of acting for injured people.

The length of time your claim will take depends primarily on your medical recovery.

Yes. The ICBC adjusters have an obligation to investigate the claim and assess an opinion on both fault for the accident and the value of your claim from ICBC’s point of view.

No. There is nothing that requires you to attend at ICBC.

Normally in British Columbia you must commence your accident within two years from the date of the motor vehicle accident.

Anyone who has been injured as a result of a motor vehicle accident may have an ICBC injury claim.

Even if you are partially at fault for the accident you can still recover compensation from the other driver.

Yes. To recover the majority of benefits in a law suit you must prove the other party was completely or partially at fault for the accident.

As a result of injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident, an individual has the right to compensation for a number of different damages.

If you have been injured in an automobile accident, you will have many questions.