The role of your doctor in the ICBC's no-fault scheme. The Briefing host, Wes Mussio, breaks down the new responsibility and restraints being placed on doctors.

Activities of daily living restrictions that will avoid a "minor injury" definition. The Briefing host, Wes Mussio, breaks down how proving serious impairment can help avoid having your injury defined as minor.

Do you have have to pay back your disability carrier in an ICBC claim? The Briefing host, Wes Mussio, breaks down how these carriers can cause more problems than they solve.

In the fight between ICBC and the extended health carriers, who ends up paying? The Briefing host, Wes Mussio, breaks down what this means for victims looking to claim extended health.

Up until recently, ICBC would settle out Part Seven benefit claims, closing the file for good. The Briefing host, Wes Mussio, breaks down their new business model, whereby claimants must now continue to deal with ICBC invariably.

With the new ICBC cap on minor injuries, many are being incentivized to not return to work. The Briefing host, Wes Mussio, breaks down the difference between impairment and minor injuries.

Will your injury claim be subject to a cap following a new ICBC system? The Briefing host, Wes Mussio, breaks down what does and doesn't fall inside the injury cap.

In this episode, The Briefing host, Wes Mussio explains why it might not always be wise to keep in contact with ICBC during a minor injury claim or other claim.

In this episode, Wes Mussio explains what happens if ICBC categorizes your injury from an accident as a "minor injury."