Disputes with ICBC (12:VI): Difference between revisions
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:(a) Subject to subsection (2), does not result in a serious impairment [(defined in s 101(1) of the ''IVA'')] or a permanent serious disfigurement [(defined in s 101(1) of the ''IVA'')] of the claimant, and | :(a) Subject to subsection (2), does not result in a serious impairment [(defined in s 101(1) of the ''IVA'')] or a permanent serious disfigurement [(defined in s 101(1) of the ''IVA'')] of the claimant, and | ||
:(b) Is one of the following: | :(b) Is one of the following: | ||
::(i) | ::(i) An abrasion, a contusion, a laceration, a sprain or a strain; | ||
::(ii) | ::(ii) A pain syndrome; | ||
::(iii) | ::(iii) A psychological or psychiatric condition; | ||
::(iv) | ::(iv) A prescribed injury or an injury in a prescribed type or class of injury;[(defined in s 1(1) of the ''Minor Injury Regulation'')]. | ||
Minor injury classifications may be disputed either internally, by speaking with your claim representative and their manager, or by making an application to the Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT) to adjudicate on the matter. Note that ICBC does not make further information publicly available about the process or deadlines for disputing a determination internally. | Minor injury classifications may be disputed either internally, by speaking with your claim representative and their manager, or by making an application to the Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT) to adjudicate on the matter. Note that ICBC does not make further information publicly available about the process or deadlines for disputing a determination internally. | ||