 |
Elimination of Designated
Assessment Centres
|
Charles E. Gluckstein
• Third Annual Brain Injury
Awareness x x • • Conference, Sudbury, June 2005 |
|
Digging for Gold
In The Accident Benefits File
• Ensuring Insurers Produce
Entire Claims File
• PDF PowerPoint Presentation
|
Charles E. Gluckstein
Charles E. Gluckstein
• OTLA Spring Conference,
May 2002 |
|
Early ‘Catastrophic’ Determination
is Vital for the Victim
The benefits available for the catastrophic and non-catastrophic designations,the definitions, and the application process
|
Bernard L. Gluckstein, QC
and Dianne Henderson |
|
Cashing in Bill 59 First Party Benefits
can be Dangerous
Provisions that are potential minefields
that may catch the unsuspecting lawyer
|
Bernard L. Gluckstein, QC |
|
Damages For Attendant Care
In Catastrophic Cases
Benefits under Bill 59, higher monetary levels
of benefits are payable for longer periods of
time if an impairment is “catastrophic”
< bACK TO TOP
|
J. David Lindsay |
 |
Handling a Brain Injury Case
The most complex case a lawyer can
face is one
where his client suffers a
brain injury as a result
of an accident
• PDF PowerPoint Presentation
• Speaker Notes to above Presentation
|
Charles E. Gluckstein
• Canadian Institute Conference,
• Litigating Insurance Claims,
June 2003
• Federated Press Conference,
• Traumatic Brain Injury,
May 2002 |
|
Hidden Dangers in Litigating
the Brain Injury Case
The typical brain injury
case from its beginnings
through the
various stages of trial preparation.
|
Bernard L. Gluckstein, QC |
|
Overcoming Problem Areas in
Brain Injury Litigation
When representing a a brain injury survivor, it is imperative to recognize the client’s vulnerability
and the necessity for specialized legal services.
< bACK TO TOP
|
Bernard L. Gluckstein, QC |
 |
The Duty to Mitigate
•x Does the claimant have a duty
xxto "get better"?
•x Disability Insurance Claims:
xxThe Duty To Mitigate
xxPDF PowerPoint Presentation
< bACK TO TOP
|
Charles E. Gluckstein
• September 24, 2001
Charles E. Gluckstein
•xInsight Conference: Disability,
April 2002
• Federated Press Conference:
•xLong Term Disability,
April 2001 |
 |
Practical Strategies Under Bill 198:
The Threshold and New Deductibles
|
Charles E. Gluckstein
• OTLA Fall Conference,
October 2004 |
|
Financing A Personal Injury Case
Before accepting a personal injury
case, all risks
in the potential lawsuit should be considered
|
Charles E. Gluckstein
• Lawyer’s Weekly,
June 18, 2004 |
|
Structured Settlements
Cashing in first-party benefits can
be win/win for insurer, insured
|
Charles E. Gluckstein
• Lawyer’s Weekl,
July 11, 2003 |
|
Effectively Managing Insurance Claims
Applying cost containment strategies to
dispute resolution with insurance claims
|
Charles E. Gluckstein
• September 24, 2001 |
|
Maximizing the Settlement Money
The advantages and disadvantages
of structured settlements
|
Charles E. Gluckstein
• OTLA Medical Malpractice
• Conference, 1999 |
|
A Structured Settlement may not
be the Best Option
In establishing the best plan for a client to
consider regarding utilization of their settlement
funds, the primary consideration is the client’s
financial, medical and family situation
|
Bernard L. Gluckstein, QC |
|
Continuous Change is the
Name of the Game
Constant change is endemic to
the personal injury field
< bACK TO TOP |
Norm MacInnes |
|