Settling Your SABS Accident Benefit Claim
What You Need to Know Before You Agree to Settle
Joseph Campisi, head of Campisi Law and adjunct professor of law at York University’s Osgoode Hall, was cited recently in the Toronto Star regarding a pandemic related trip cancellation class action settlement, which he believes is likely just the first of many against travel insurance companies.
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If you were seriously injured in an Ontario car accident, you are entitled to “no-fault” accident benefits from your own auto insurer regardless of who was at fault for the accident. These benefits can include income replacement, treatment and rehabilitation, attendant care, and housekeeping assistance.
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In the October 11th, 2022 article, “Elderly Couple Struck by Pickup Suing for $3.4 M“, local news publication Thorold Today cites the expert opinion of Campisi leader, lawyer, and Osgoode Hall professor Joseph Campisi in a story about a St. Catherines couple who are suing a Thorold city councillor for $3.4 million, alleging he was “careless” and “incompetent” when he hit them with his pick up truck as they crossed a downtown intersection in 2019.
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On September 27th, 2022, The Lawyer’s Daily published an important article by Campisi personal injury lawyer Ashu Ismail.
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Campisi Law is currently recruiting for a Marketing and Business Development Coordinator. Reporting to the Manager, Human Resources & Operations, and to the Partners, this role is responsible for providing support to the firm with respect to Marketing and Business Development initiatives.
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Recently, in Wabie v Wilson (2022 ONSC 4296) the Ontario Superior Court of Justice revisited the role played by SPECT scans in diagnosing Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs). SPECT (or Single Photon Emission Computerized Tomography) is a highly specialized form of diagnostic imaging that measures perfusion (the flow of blood) in the brain. As opposed to MRI or CT scans, which are used to view anatomy or structure, the 3D SPECT images show areas of decreased perfusion that highlight abnormalities in brain function.
As parents and caregivers, we all strive to protect our children from harm. Despite our precautions however, too many of our kids will suffer concussions from sports and activities, or as passengers in a car accident.
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What is a catastrophic injury? The term “catastrophic” is seemingly common sense, and yet for many Ontario residents fighting for their rights in the legal world, it is a term which they are measured against but one that is often left shrouded in mystery.