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So over the weekend I got in an accident, rear-ended. Damages are over 2k for my brand new 2015 car..
Made a claim already but I woke up today with neck pain/headaches. What is the process for me getting an injury settlement here..Totally new to this. Should I lawyer up?
2k damage for a 2015 car... might as well sue playland for bumper cars.
Go see a doctor, and get assessed.
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Too bad it isn't about flipping cars to lose money, I'm really good at that.
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This wouldn't happen if you didn't drive a peasant car like an Audi...
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[14-05, 14:59] FastAnna You tiny bra wearing, gigantic son of a bitch
[15-05, 10:35] FastAnna Yeah I was dreaming of those big titties in that tiny bra
Lawyer up... You've been listening to too many ads.
a 2K claim on a brand new car will equate to a certain amount of injury, as you'd expect. And it's most likely very minor.
As smoothie said, get assessed by a doctor, and unless it's absolutely unreasonable, go about your daily life.
And in any case, this is a question you should be asking your adjuster - not the internet. If they offer something you feel is ridiculous, THEN come back?
I have not seen my actual report for damages. It could be well over 2k...it is not a minor crash. But yea... Ill goto a dr first.
Oh and I'm not looking for a cha ching...Just want to get compensated if I'm going to have to deal with neck pain for the next month while I recover because some asshole fell asleep while driving.
I have not seen my actual report for damages. It could be well over 2k...it is not a minor crash. But yea... Ill goto a dr first.
Oh and I'm not looking for a cha ching...Just want to get compensated if I'm going to have to deal with neck pain for the next month while I recover because some asshole fell asleep while driving.
Go see the doc, get assessed, xrays if necessary. Sorry for being a tad harsh in my first post, I read it as only 2k, not over.
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Too bad it isn't about flipping cars to lose money, I'm really good at that.
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This wouldn't happen if you didn't drive a peasant car like an Audi...
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[14-05, 14:59] FastAnna You tiny bra wearing, gigantic son of a bitch
[15-05, 10:35] FastAnna Yeah I was dreaming of those big titties in that tiny bra
Jesus christ...I am just asking what the process is like if anyone has experience here with injuries through ICBC.
I have no idea what the damages are but the parts guy said he guaranteed it is over 2k so I am just repeating what he said. I've been rear ended twice in the last 7 years and this is the first time I'm thinking about filing an injury claim. If I get neck pain and lose enjoyment from my life because of this for the next month you better bet I want some money.
Lol my rear ender was $14k+ damage to a 2007 toyota camry, and the car was written off, with all sorts of frame damage.
I used to make fun of people with injury claims, this shit was karma for that for sure.
6 months later, I missed half the biking season, an entire snowboarding season (albeit a shitty one), my back hurts when I am at my desk for extended periods (which is like everyday), I wake up with pain occasionally, etc.
6 months and I am still not at 100%.
Don't try and bullshit the system, it genuinely hurts the people who actually have injuries, this stupid system is such a pain in the ass because so many people are dishonest about injuries thinking its some sort of payday.
Lol my rear ender was $14k+ damage to a 2007 toyota camry, and the car was written off, with all sorts of frame damage.
I used to make fun of people with injury claims, this shit was karma for that for sure.
6 months later, I missed half the biking season, an entire snowboarding season (albeit a shitty one), my back hurts when I am at my desk for extended periods (which is like everyday), I wake up with pain occasionally, etc.
6 months and I am still not at 100%.
Don't try and bullshit the system, it genuinely hurts the people who actually have injuries, this stupid system is such a pain in the ass because so many people are dishonest about injuries thinking its some sort of payday.
What colour was your car and when was this accident?
If you are actually injured, go see a doctor and ICBC will call you back and follow up on you to make sure if you are ok.
If you are not sure, get a lawyer. It's up to you.
Never lie and don't try to fuck with ICBC. Soft tissue injuries, such as whiplash are very common way to scam the system. ICBC is very aware of this and you might be under surveillance.
There are stories like how ICBC investigators will ask your neighbours, coworkers, class mates, everybody, on top of surveillance on you. They will check your facebook, and every possible way, and investigate you at full force.
Don't tell them you lost your enjoyment if you didn't lose it, don't exaggerate the injury, if you are playing sports or exercising, let them know. They might come back to you and say "we found out that you're exercising, we conclude that you aren't injured" it's never a good idea to lie or exaggerate. Some people attend doctors more than they need to, just so that they would look like they're injured, they have nothing better to do in life rather than acting like a victim of accident. I'm not saying you are, but there are people out there.
Also, not just for OP, but if you are trying to scam the system for *CHA CHING* here are some reality.
If you hire a lawyer, it doesn't mean you would necessarily get more money.
Lawyer fee might be 30%, but there are some administration fees, fee for your doctor's note, fee for everything. You might end up paying 60-70% fee overall, sometimes 100%(no money on your side, after fighting for numbers of years)
Also, don't think that you can get a month off from work and get compensated for loss of income. You are only entitled for 75% of your income or $300/week, whichever is less.
The idea here is, just recover as quickly as possible and move on. The studies have shown people who are on fire to recover can recover 4 times faster than people who don't give a shit. Life is short, trying making money off ICBC is not a career unless you're lawyer and you have better thing to do in life.
i was in the exact situation. go get your doctors assessment. if your doc suggests physio or any sort of rehab, you would need to contact your adjuster and forward them a copy of your doctors note. they will confirm if you covered or not. theres usually a surcharge that these places charge you but you can submit the receipts in for reimbursement for the said surcharges.
i was rear ended by a city worker and i was unable to ride my motorcycle for 1.5 riding seasons cuz every time i rode my bike, my back would hurt. my back still bugs me now, sometimes its worse than others.
What colour was your car and when was this accident?
Accident was in August 2014. Car was silver.
It was a family car, we had owned it since brand new, had only 110k ish km on it. Was perfectly maintained. Icbc gave us a fair price for the car, but I would have much rather this entire scenario never happen and to have the car back..
It was a family car, we had owned it since brand new, had only 110k ish km on it. Was perfectly maintained. Icbc gave us a fair price for the car, but I would have much rather this entire scenario never happen and to have the car back..
Was the damage just on the rear or also on the side?
one thing, don't close the injury claim until you are sure you're better, like give it 2 months or so to monitor any residual injury or pain with your doctor. If you are in fact injured. Soft tissue damage takes a while to appear.
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IMO it's always good to see a doctor upon getting into any kind of significant collision - not talking about 5km/h parking lot bumps here - and notify ICBC what the doctor said, as well as the doctor's contact information, just so you're covered if anything were to arise a few weeks down the road. Especially if you're like me and don't really exercise/play sports it could take a fair amount of time to realize there's something wrong. The last thing you want is for some little kink to come out a month later and have ICBC tell you they closed the file because you didn't report any kind of injury or pain. Just my $0.02...
What colour was your car and when was this accident?
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Accident was in August 2014. Car was silver.
It was a family car, we had owned it since brand new, had only 110k ish km on it. Was perfectly maintained. Icbc gave us a fair price for the car, but I would have much rather this entire scenario never happen and to have the car back..
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Was the damage just on the rear or also on the side?
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From the accident just on the rear. Why? Do you know where the car is?
inb4 marksport rear ended meme in August 2014
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^ You have 2 years from the day of the accident to sue the other party.
OP, I hope you are okay.
I was rear ended back in 2011. under $1k in damage. ICBC said it was a "Low velocity impact" and only paid for part of my treatment. I hurt(ed) for at least a year.
I got rear ended again a year later so I don't know how long my first rear ending might have hurt me.
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What do you mean? 2 years to settle your claim? what if you're injury is not healed by then, then what happens?
i was told it was to settle my claim, not 2 years from date of accident to sue. in no means am i going to sue, but if it means that my case is closed and thats the end of medical coverage, there needs to be some monetary value from icbc so i can keep going to physio.
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