Auto
Contemporary vehicles have gee-whiz safety features that aim to avoid crashes, but time will tell how drivers will react to these new technologies, and whether they will actually reduce collisions.
By Anne McCartt, senior vice president for research, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety | April 30, 2011
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South Barrie Collision Centre has donated a 2007 Chevy Uplander to the David Busby Street Centre Mobile Outreach Program. The community-based organization aims to improve the health and well-being of individuals, families and the Barrie, Ontario community by reducing challenges associated with poverty, addiction and mental health issues. Entertainment included the Bob Charter’s Band, food […]
April 30, 2011
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CSN Collision & Glass hosted their second annual Date Night with food, cocktails and a private screening of the hit thriller The Lincoln Lawyer, starring Matthew McConaughey. The CSN Team and its members invited insurance adjusters to join them for a night out. The festivities began in Jack Astor’s at Square One in Mississauga, Ontario, […]
Ontario's auto insurance reforms may have inadvertently created a dilemma for insurers when it comes to the portability of optional benefits in priority of payment disputes.
By Daniel Strigberger, Miller Thomson | February 28, 2011
Medical health assessors in Ontario say the province's auto insurance reforms are unintentionally hurting accident victims because the cap on assessments is limiting the ability of health care professionals to determine injured claimants' needs.
By Rocco Guerriero, President, The Association of Independent Assessment Centres (AIAC) | December 31, 2010
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Rochon Engineering welcomed clients to their facility in Bolton, Ontario in September and October for hands-on seminars on origin-and-cause fire investigations as well as motor vehicle accident reconstruction. Attendees observed demonstrations in Rochon’s laboratory and 9,000-square-foot warehouse. See all photos from this event at www.canadianunderwriter.ca/gallery
November 30, 2010
Insurers have long argued psychological and physical injuries shouldn't be lumped together when determining catastrophic impairments. Finally, insurers have a court authority that agrees with them, although the decision is under appeal.
By David Gambrill | October 31, 2010
A statement made in the cover story published in the May 2010 edition of Canadian Underwriter, ‘Riverboat Gambling,’ incorrectly states this is the first time Ontario has introduced consumer choice in the auto insurance product. As one reader pointed out, a flyer entitled ‘Your Choice’ was issued in 1996 for Bill 59. The flyer contained […]
June 30, 2010
Assured Automotive has partnered with the Women Certified Network. Women Certified is designed to teach professionals how to communicate effectively with and listen to women — not teach them how to sell their products or services better. Hazel McCallion, mayor of Mississaugua, Ontario, cut the ribbon at a celebration commencing the new partnership on June […]
Given today’s hectic schedule, some people find it difficult to carve out a little one-on-one time with their significant others and loved ones. And so CSN Collision & Glass hosted ‘Date Night with CSN’ on Apr. 21, bringing together more than 100 of its members, insurance adjusters and their spouses on a date. After sharing […]
April 30, 2010
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