March 20, 2020 | Campisi Law

Steps to Follow Immediately After a Car Accident – Keep Them in Your Wallet

Campisi Law on March 20, 2020

Car accidents are unexpected and jarring, often leaving the people involved in a state of shock. It can be difficult to keep a level head and know what to do, especially if there have been injuries. Even those of us who work with accident victims regularly have found ourselves shaken, overwhelmed, and forgetful when we have been victims ourselves.

USANOVIC V. LA CAPITALE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 2016 ONSC 4624

Campisi Law on March 20, 2020

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How to Prove Concussion in Personal Injury Cases

Campisi Law on March 20, 2020

Concussions are often referred to as invisible injuries because they are hard to detect. Fortunately, over the years there have been some advances in medicine that enable those in the medical field to detect even the tiniest signs of injury in the brain.

Concussion: Not a “Minor” Injury!

Campisi Law on March 20, 2020

Concussions (aka: mild Traumatic Brain injuries) are in the news a lot in sports-related injuries- especially hockey and football as high-profile athletes suffer repeated head injuries that can shorten their careers and permanently impact their lives. As a result, more attention and money has been devoted recently to understanding the diagnosis and treatment and long-term effects of concussions.

If your guests hurt someone, can you be held responsible?

Campisi Law on March 20, 2020

A recent decision by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice opens the possibility of making social hosts of parties responsible for the actions of their guests.

The Personal Injury Resource Guide | Campisi Law

Campisi Law on March 20, 2020

When you or someone you care for is involved in an accident, your world can be turned upside-down. It’s difficult to know what to do next or how to help matters. Even if you are a nurse or doctor, focused on one aspect of your patient’s return to health, you may wonder where to direct families for other pressing needs.

The Licence Appeal Tribunal and Its Impact on Vehicle Injury Victims

Campisi Law on March 20, 2020

The Licence Appeal Tribunal (LAT), and its prejudicial impact on the health and well-being of motor vehicle injury victims across Ontario, is now firmly entrenched.

Lat Applies Heath Test- Orders Non-earner Benefits (Neb) For Chronic Pain

Campisi Law on March 20, 2020

When you apply for accident benefits coverage after a car accident, you are required to elect one of: Income Replacement Benefits (IRB), Caregiver Benefits, or Non-Earner Benefits (NEB). Of the three, NEBs have the most challenging criteria to meet. NEBs only kick in after six months AND have the highest threshold: the claimant must sustain an impairment as a result of an accident and suffer a complete inability to carry on a normal life as a result of and within 104 weeks after the accident and does not qualify for an income replacement benefit.

Does Family Holiday Fall Within the Scope of Rehabilitation Expenses?

Campisi Law on March 20, 2020

The case called F. V. v Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company decided by the Licence Appeal Tribunal (LAT) on January 30, 2017 answers the question on whether or not family holiday expenses can be classified as payable rehabilitation benefit under section 16 of the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS).

Does “Pay First and Dispute Later” Rule Apply to Non-Motor Vehicle Insurance Companies?

Campisi Law on March 20, 2020

What is “Pay First and Dispute Later” Rule

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Steps to Follow Immediately After a Car Accident – Keep Them in Your Wallet

USANOVIC V. LA CAPITALE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 2016 ONSC 4624

How to Prove Concussion in Personal Injury Cases

Concussion: Not a “Minor” Injury!

If your guests hurt someone, can you be held responsible?

The Personal Injury Resource Guide | Campisi Law

The Licence Appeal Tribunal and Its Impact on Vehicle Injury Victims

Lat Applies Heath Test- Orders Non-earner Benefits (Neb) For Chronic Pain

Does Family Holiday Fall Within the Scope of Rehabilitation Expenses?

Does “Pay First and Dispute Later” Rule Apply to Non-Motor Vehicle Insurance Companies?