Civil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Accident Responsibility case law

Tribunal Upholds Insurer's 100% Responsibility Determination in Accident Case

Challenge to Accident Responsibility Determination Dismissed by Civil Resolution Tribunal

Self-represented litigant loses challenge to accident responsibility determination

Claimant Loses Challenge to Accident Responsibility Determination

The claimant argued the insurer incorrectly assigned 100% responsibility for a motor vehicle accident. However, the CRT found the insurer's determination was proper and reasonable, dismissing the claimant's challenge.

Claimant Loses Accident Responsibility Case at Civil Resolution Tribunal

Insurer's Determination of Accident Responsibility Found Unreasonable by Civil Resolution Tribunal

Tribunal Upholds Insurer's Fault Allocation in Chilliwack Accident

Accident Responsibility Determination by Civil Resolution Tribunal

Insurer Ordered to Reassess Responsibility for Accident

CRT Upholds Insurer's 50% Accident Responsibility Determination in Kelowna Parking Lot

The Civil Resolution Tribunal dismissed a claimant's challenge to an insurer's accident responsibility determination, ruling that the insurer's assessment of equal responsibility was proper and reasonable.

CRT Adjusts Accident Responsibility to 50%

Claimant's Accident Responsibility Claim Dismissed by Civil Resolution Tribunal