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The new no-fault system means that | '''This section applies to all claims for accidents that occurred on or after May 1, 2021.''' | ||
The new no-fault system means that most claims will now be adjudicated directly by ICBC instead of going through the court system. | |||
However, there are certain circumstances in which an insured party may still wish to consult with a lawyer. This includes cases that are exceptions to the no-fault system (see [[When You Can Still Sue (12:VII)|Section VII: When You Can Still Sue]]). This may also include certain instances in which an insured party chooses to dispute an ICBC decision in court | However, there are certain circumstances in which an insured party may still wish to consult with a lawyer. This includes cases that are exceptions to the no-fault system (see [[When You Can Still Sue (12:VII)|Section VII: When You Can Still Sue]]). This may also include certain instances in which an insured party chooses to dispute an ICBC decision in court (see [[Disputes with ICBC (12:VI)|Section VI: Disputes With ICBC]]). | ||
Parties may also consult legal counsel for general legal advice about their claim. | Parties may also consult legal counsel for general legal advice about their claim. | ||
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