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This week at FSCO

Injured by a Parked Car?
Marilena DiMarco v. Chubb Insurance Company of Canada; FSCO A10-003967; February 22, 2012; Arbitrator Deborah Pressman
 
Hot Debate Ensues When Calculating the Cooling-off Period
Parveen v. Aviva; FSCO A10-002767 ; March 30, 2012; Arbitrator Susan Alves
 
Shoveling Water:  Has the FSCO middle man become obsolete?
Leone v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company; FSCO A11-002196; February 10, 2012; Arbitrator J. Rogers
 
Interest : To be 2% or not to be 2%? That is the Question.
Federico v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, FSCO A08-001138, Arbitrator Murray, March 23, 2012
 
SABS – HOW SHOULD MONTHLY ATTENDANT CARE BENEFITS BE CALCULATED?
Sicoe v. Jevco Insurance Company, FSCO A08-001173, January 17, 2012
 
FACTS
 
SABS Armageddon – Deemed Failure of FSCO Mediation and Limitation Periods
Cornie v. Security National, 2012 ONSC 905 (CanLII), February 8, 2012, Justice Sloan
 

SABS Armageddon – 60 Days After Mediation Filed Claimants Can Sue
Cornie v. Security National, 2012 ONSC 905 (CanLII), February 8, 2012, Justice Sloan

Benefits of passive treatment modalities to maintain level of function, reduce pain and narcotic intake

Don’t confuse LTD with SABS – no deductibility of CPP child benefit from IRB
Blakely v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company; FSCO A09-003232; January 19, 2012; Arbitratror J. Killoran

Entitlement to Income Replacement Benefits Despite No “Objective” Medical Evidence
Florek v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, Decision of Arbitrator Edward Lee, FSCO-A08-001928, January 16, 2012