ARCHIVED VIDEO STREAM
This is the archived version of a program presented on April 3, 2013. This video also includes the Live Q&A session from the Summer Institute Webcast Replay from August 26, 2013.
In the past year, Ontario courts have heard many significant motor vehicle accident cases. To ensure you stay on top of this evolving case law, view this video and learn about recent cases interpreting the statutory conditions in auto policies and developments in the ever evolving threshold analysis. Hear about costs issues we commonly face in auto cases and the impact of the reduced availability of accident benefits on tort cases post-Bill 34/10 and Bill 36/10 and gain critical strategies on dealing with bad faith claims.
Program Chairs:
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Roseanna Ansell-Vaughan, , Hughes Amys LLP Christina Polano,Thomas Gold Pettingill LLP
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Agenda
Welcome and Opening Remarks from the Co-Chairs
What’s New in Threshold Case Law?
Samantha Iturregui, Kelly Santini LLP - Ottawa
Update on Claims of Bad Faith – Panel Discussion
Moderator: Roseanna Ansell-Vaughan, Hughes Amys LLP
Panel: Meghan Hull Jacquin, Howie Sacks & Henry LLP
Elliott Zeitz, Laxton Glass LLP
Statutory Conditions in Auto Policies: Recent Case Law Update
Christina Polano, Thomas Gold Pettingill LLP
Plaintiff and Defence Perspectives on the Deductibility of Collateral Benefits, Advance Payments and the Impact of Bill 34/10 and Bill 36/10 (reduced availability of accident benefits on tort cases) – Panel Discussion
Moderator: Ian Gold, Thomas Gold Pettingill LLP
Panel: Roseanna Ansell-Vaughan, Hughes Amys LLP
Patrick Brown, McLeish Orlando LLP
Recent Statements by the Courts on the Law of Costs
Roseanna Ansell-Vaughan, Hughes Amys LLP
Question Period and Concluding Remarks from the Co-Chairs