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Medical watchdog issues secret oral caution to Humber River chief of staff
Critics say the College of Physicians and Surgeons should automatically inform hospitals of sanctions, but doctors ask how much patients need to know.
Plaintiff-friendly impairment ruling survives judicial review
A Financial Services Commission of Ontario ruling that made it easier to prove catastrophic brain injury has survived a judicial review at the Divisional Court.
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Yes 646 (69 %) No 289 (31 %) Total number of votes: 935
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The applicant, Mr. Isaak Awuau was involved in a motor vehicle accident on July 19, 2009. He sustained injuries and submitted a claim to his insurers, Intact Insurance Company (Intact). http://www.canadianhealthlaw.com/
Anti-fraud bill a mirage
The title, Fighting Fraud and Reducing Automobile Insurance Rates Act, 2014, is strange because this proposed legislation doesn’t refer to fraud anywhere in the body of the bill save in references to the title of the proposed legislation.
http://www.torontosun.com/2014/07/26/anti-fraud-bill-a-mirage
Insurers Claim Granny Scooters Must Be Covered—Just Like Cars
Can Ontario auto insurance survive?
Following the comments made by the Consumers Association of Canada on the need for Ontario to embrace a publicly-funded auto system, brokers and drivers from across the country have sounded off on what does and doesn’t work.
http://www.insurancebusiness.ca/news/can-ontario-auto-insurance-survive-179086.aspx
