CDL – Constitutional Challenges to the MIG Audioconference

By Canadian Defence Lawyers, | November 27, 2017 | Last updated on January 29, 2025
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Audioconference – Wednesday December 6, 2017 12:30pm EDT

In the recent preliminary issue decision of Abyan and Sovereign General, Arbitrator Drory found that the definition of “minor injury” in the Statutory Accidents Benefits Schedule—Effective September 1, 2010 was unconstitutional as infringing upon Section 15(1) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms on the basis of physical disability.  Subsequent to this decision, insurers are being faced with a slew of constitutional challenges on claims involving the Minor Injury Guideline.

On December 6, join Catherine Korte, McCague Borlack LLP, counsel for Sovereign General, as well as Philippa Samworth , Dutton Brock LLP, for a discussion of this decision and how insurers and defence counsel can respond to constitutional challenges as they arise.

Chaired by Danielle Gauvreau, Lerners LLP

 

To Register for this Audio Conference click HERE

Event Details:

Start Date: 06/12/2017

End Date: 06/12/2017

Address: Cost: Members $113.00 Non-Members $141.25 HST Included Audio Conference price includes one dial in line, unlimited attendees

Website: http://www.cdlawyers.org/index.php?page=430

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