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Monthly Archives: June 2011

Changes to the Car Accident Treatment System > May Reduce Consumer Care Options

The Issue

Premised on the need to fight fraud, Ontario Regulation 194/11 is being introduced effective July 1, 2011.
The Effect

Car insurers can ask for backgfound information and identity confirmation for all service providers who seek to provide treatment to people involved in car accidents.

Car insurers can also request copies (or inspect originals) of all supporting documentation relating to treatment plans which are submitted on behalf of people hurt in car accidents.

Payment for treatment is not required until all of this information is provided.… Continue Reading

Raising Money for Kids so They Can Go to School

Greg Chang recently attended the 2011 Gala for Love Through Education International, a charitable organization based in Toronto which is devoted to raising funds for children around the world to attend school. Greg was awarded a certificated of recognition for his support of the organization.

The online article from dushi.ca is found here.

Gregory Chang
Toronto Insurance Lawyer… Continue Reading

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The Unthinkable: Losing a Personal Injury Case Where the Plaintiff is Rear-Ended

The Issue:  

Plaintiffs do not lose, on the issue of who caused the car accident, when they are hit from behind.

It. Just. Cannot. Happen.

The Case:  

Plaintiff lost the Trial decision. Then she lost again on appeal.

Singleton v. Morris (2010) BC Court of Appeal

Singleton v. Morris (March 13, 2009) Supreme Court of British Columbia, Vancouver No. M060288

Why This Matters:  

For accident victims, this is a stark reminder that there are always risks to litigation.

For personal injury plaintiff lawyers, it’s a reminder to always blast back at every issue raised by the defendant.… Continue Reading

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