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Q: How do the courts and ICBC decide how much to award
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Q: When might ICBC choose to have a jury trial rather than a trial by a judge alone? A: >
Q: Who gets to decide whether a case will be heard by a
judge or by a jury? A: >
Q: What are the trial procedures for injured claimants that
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Q: If I don’t settle my claim, how can I get a sense of how much a Supreme Court judge might award me for pain and suffering? Is it possible for me to review court decisions or summaries? A: >
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