March 10, 2022
Your ZTGH NewsLATter
Join industry experts Jennifer Griffiths and Janet Olsen for the second in a three-part series that will address common questions regarding what documents to request and why for IRB purposes, including a review of current case law as it pertains to what documents are reasonably required of both the employed and the self-employed for both the pre-accident and post-accident periods of analysis.

Rebecca Brown Greer blogs on the recent preliminary issue decision, Kellerman-Bernard v. Unica Insurance Inc., where the LAT held that an applicant not involved in an accident cannot meet the criteria for a catastrophic impairment as defined by the SABS. Read more in her blog.

It seems there is officially no excuse that the LAT will accept for the late submission of an OCF-3 by a claimant—even if the claimant did not receive an OCF-3 from their insurer. Read about what happened in the case of Kunaseelan v. Aviva Insurance Company of Canada, 2022 CanLII 11134 (ON LAT) in Alex Dos Reis' blog.

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