Saturday, 5 January 2019

Hit and Run Accidents in BC – What You Need to Know

A hit and run accident is basically described as being in an accident where the at-fault party leaves the scene after injuring you or causing damages to properties. Up to $200,000 coverage is provided to BC residents. If you are not from BC but you have been injured in BC, different limitations may be set for you.

Anyone injured or whose property has been damaged by a hit and run accident can file for this claim. If the accident happened on a BC highway, you can also file for a claim.

If more than one people are involved in the accident, the claim can be divided. Damages to properties have a $750 deductible imposed while no such deductibles are imposed to injuries.

It is also important to note that once ICBC makes an investigation and have found out that it is indeed a hit and run case, your insurance premium won’t be affected.

If you are a victim of a hit and run accident, it’s important to get all the evidences that you can use such as CCTV footage, dashboard camera footage, witnesses and many others. Call the police and report the incident within 24 hours. Contact ICBC as well, so they can tell you what to do when it comes to filing for a claim and repairing your damaged vehicle.

If the injuries and damages are severe and you think the coverage is not sufficient, get the help of Lawyers in Prince George from law firms like DB Law. Lawyers in Prince George BC can help you assess the real value of your claim and help you negotiate for a higher claim with ICBC.
  
For more details about Lawyers in Prince George please visit our website: dbylaw.com

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