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“One size does not fit all”: Divisional Court Overturns LAT Adjournment Denial

“One size does not fit all”: Divisional Court Overturns LAT Adjournment Denial

by Ethan Edwards | Apr 24, 2025 | Accident Benefits

Decision: CanLII – AIG Insurance Company v. Riddell, 2025 ONSC 1979 In AIG v. Riddell, the Divisional Court reviewed an order by the LAT that denied an adjournment in a complex catastrophic impairment case stemming from the 2018 Toronto van attack. The LAT scheduled a...
“One size does not fit all”: Divisional Court Overturns LAT Adjournment Denial

Priority Disputes: When “We’ll Get to It Later” Costs You the Case

by Ethan Edwards | Apr 2, 2025 | Priority Dispute

Aviva v. MVACF, (February 25, 2025), Arbitrator Novick. The claimant was injured as an occupant in a single vehicle collision in May 2018. The identity of the driver was unknown. The claimant’s grandmother was a named insured of Aviva Insurance Company of Canada. The...
“One size does not fit all”: Divisional Court Overturns LAT Adjournment Denial

Major Concussion v. Minor Contusion: The Burden of Proof and Medical Evidence Required for MIG Removal at the LAT

by Ethan Edwards | Jan 31, 2025 | Accident Benefits

In 2019, Ms. Marcelo was injured in a motor vehicle accident and applied for accident benefits from the insurer. Among several conditions justifying removal from the MIG, Ms. Marcelo claimed to have sustained a concussion as a result of the accident. It is now well...
“One size does not fit all”: Divisional Court Overturns LAT Adjournment Denial

Coffees, Cars, and Cautious Causation

by Ethan Edwards | Sep 15, 2023 | Accident Benefits, Coverage

In 2021, Mr. Rathbone was stopped at a drive-thru window to pick-up coffee. He was able to transfer the first coffee without issue. However, as he was transferring the second, the lid came off the upper brim, spilling coffee onto his lap. He reacted and dropped the...

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