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The court deducted most ICBC Part 7 benefits from a motor-vehicle negligence award, allowed a modest 25% contingency on future disability benefits, and awarded $25,000 management fees plus $15,000 gross-up.
The court reduced part of a future care award under s. 83 of the Insurance (Vehicle) Act, allowing deductions for several ICBC Part 7 benefits and trimming counselling only partly.
The court ordered $13,600 deducted from the plaintiffâs future care award because she was entitled to Part 7 benefits for the same therapies.
The court dismissed the defendantsâ application for a second independent medical examination, finding the plaintiffâs injuries had already been disclosed and a further exam would only bolster the defence opinion.
The court allowed the defendants to amend their response to plead a Workers Compensation Act s. 10 defence, but only if ICBC gave an undertaking to cover lost benefits.
The Court of Appeal gave directions on leave to appeal, timing, and security for costs, and clarified which challenged procedural and costs orders could be appealed.
The court held that $10,000 should be deducted from the juryâs future care award for likely ICBC Part 7 benefits, after tariff limits and contingencies were considered.
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