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Great crowd at the rally today in support of adequate coverage

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Stop Reducing Accident Benefits + Stop Greedy Insurance Companies

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Tammy Kirkwood speaks for FAIR at the rally today

Rally 6 Tammy

Liberals pass Ontario budget, clearing way for Hydro One privatization

While we were protesting, the Budget Bill 91 was passed

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/liberals-pass-ontario-budget-clearing-way-for-hydro-one-privatization/article24772569/

Video of Jagmeet introducing the petitions in the legislature

Published on Jun 3, 2015

The Wynne government is proposing changes that will reduce benefits from $2 million to $1 million for catastrophic injury victims and minor accident benefits from $86,000 to $65,000 lasting up to a maximum of 5 years, reduced from 10 years. Mr. Singh, house leader of the NDP, speaks out for accident victims.

https://youtu.be/LjJij_9bda8

Cuts to auto insurance coverage

Wed, Jun 3: John Philp from Preszler Law discusses why car insurance benefits in Ontario are so difficult to pay out.

http://globalnews.ca/video/2033339/cuts-to-auto-insurance-coverage

Ontario develops plan to address accessibility issues

TORONTO – The Ontario government says its latest plan to address accessibility issues for people with disabilities will rekindle momentum for a movement that lost energy in recent years.

http://globalnews.ca/news/2033567/ontario-develops-plan-to-address-accessibility-issues/

The Budget and its Implications for Auto Injury Benefits Claimants

RehabFirst Seminars – great line-up of speakers

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Rate of Readmission to Hospital for TBI Higher than Previously Thought

Readmission to hospital is relatively common after traumatic brain injury, but a study recently published in Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation found that TBI patients in Ontario are re-hospitalized at significantly higher rates than were previously reported.

http://www.gluckstein.com/blog/2015/06/rate-of-readmission-to-hospital-for-tbi-higher-than-previously-thought.shtml

Minding The Gap: A Cautionary Tale For Insurance Brokers

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently allowed a motion for summary judgment against an insurance brokerage and the individual broker for failing to meet their duty of care to arrange adequate insurance coverage.1

http://www.ilstv.com/minding-the-gap-a-cautionary-tale-for-insurance-brokers/