Deutshmann Personal Injury & Disability Law - PERSONAL INJURY & DISABILITY LAW BLOG  « View Articles For May 2012 Car Accident, Injury and Disability Legal Blog This legal blog provides relevant and current information on accident benefits and personal injury, and disability law matters. This blog will be of great assistance to victims of accidents, including car accidents, and to health care providers. Blog presented by Deutschmann Personal Injury & Disability Law

Articles Posted for the Month of May 2012 Displaying 5 articles Inspirational Outcomes Posted Fri, May 11, 2012 Inspirational outcomes in traumatic injury cases are what drive me in my personal injury law practice. At Deutschmann Law it's our goal to make your life better by getting you the settlement you deserve. Comments (0) |  Post a Comment Request for Insurer Medical Examination Comes Too Late Posted Fri, May 11, 2012 INSURER MEDICAL EXAMINATION; prior to arbitration; insurer had several medical reports made request for additional assessments prior to arbitration; insurer’s prior medicals were over 2 years old; onus on insurer to show request for IE reasonable Comments (0) |  Post a Comment Minimum Maintenance Standards not defence for all roadway circumstances. Posted Wed, May 09, 2012 The Minimum Maintenance Standards does not provide a municipality with a defence for snow and ice removal in all circumstances. Each case is fact specific and Minimum Maintenance Standards may not apply. Comments (0) |  Post a Comment How to Select a Personal Injury Lawyer Posted Wed, May 09, 2012 There are many personal injury lawyers to choose from in the Kitchener/Waterloo, Cambridge and Guelph areas. Choosing the right personal injury lawyer is the key to success in any accident benefit law suit. Take care to pick one you can work with. Comments (0) |  Post a Comment FSCO Mediation Delay Results in Many Claims Going to Small Claims Court Posted Wed, May 09, 2012 On Jan. 16 Justice Sloan found that FSCO was not in compliance with the “prescribed” time for mediation under s. 10 of Ontario Regulation 664. The time limit is 60 days from the date the application for the appointment of a mediator was filed. Comments (0) |  Post a Comment

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