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		<title>Personal Injury &#8211; Accidents involving Pedestrians</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>A pedestrian may be partially at fault for the accident if he or she was not acting in a safe manner. For example, a pedestrian may not look before crossing at a cross walk or may cross the street outside of a cross walk. If a pedestrian is found to have acted unreasonably in the [&#8230;]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A pedestrian may be partially at fault for the accident if he or she was not acting in a safe manner. For example, a pedestrian may not look before crossing at a cross walk or may cross the street outside of a cross walk. If a pedestrian is found to have acted unreasonably in the circumstances, he or she may be found to be contributorily negligent and the pedestrian’s damages could be reduced.</p>
<p>In certain cases, ICBC may deny a pedestrian’s entitlement to any damages. For example, where the pedestrian was jaywalking and the driver did not have an opportunity to avoid hitting the pedestrian.</p>
<p><u>Medical and Rehabilitation Benefits </u></p>
<p>Under Part 7 of the <em>Insurance (Vehicle) Regulation</em>, ICBC will provide certain insurance benefits to pedestrians injured in an accident irrespective of who caused or contributed to the accident. These no fault Part 7 Benefits may pay for expenses such as physiotherapy, medical equipment, and medication. The maximum that ICBC will pay under these Benefits is $150,000.</p>
<p>If you need any legal advice regarding an accident, please click <a href="http://www.nanaimolaw.com/contact-us/">here</a> to contact us.</p>
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