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Friday, August 23, 2013
The Low Velocity Impact Program
ICBC
investigates all accidents to determine how much each claimant is due. If,
during the course of their investigation, they conclude that, “the minimal
nature of the impact forces involved in the collision, as well as your physical
condition at the time of the accident…did not result in any compensable injury,”
they will file the claim as a Low Velocity Impact (LVI) and deny any compensation.
What Qualifies as LVI
ICBC uses four qualifiers to determine if an automobile
accident was LVI:
- Was the speed at the time of impact less than 8 kmph?
- Have preexisting medical conditions made it more likely that injury occur?
- Has there been an object injury that warrants compensation?
- Are there any extraordinary conditions surrounding the accident?
Know Your Rights
ICBC may think a claim should be relegated to LVI status,
but that does not mean you did not sustain an injury. If your claim has been
given LVI status, you need a Vancouver ICBC lawyer on your side as soon as
possible to fight for your rights and help you get the compensation you are
due.
If your ICBC claim has been given LVI status, please contact Stephens &
Holman today to schedule a free initial consultation with an experienced
Victoria ICBC lawyer.
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