Thomas Harding, British Columbia personal injury lawyer (www.tlag.ca), explains what medical benefits ICBC is required to pay: the mandatory list, and the discretionary ones aimed at rehabilitating the the injured person. The medical benefits are part of the injured person's "1st party" or "no fault" coverage. You paid for it. If ICBC refuses to pay, they have broken the contract. A lawyer can force ICBC to pay those medical benefits.
