RESULTS

C.R. was a pedestrian struck by a motor vehicle, and sustained severe injuries. She was employed at a home for Seniors. C.R. was educated and graduated high school in 1972 and then enrolled in a two-year medical secretary program. She was married and later had two daughters. With aspirations and dreams for a better life for her family, C.R. made sacrifices to move to Canada.

She resigned from her job where she worked for 14 years and came to Canada. While working in Canada, she enrolled in computer courses in Toronto. She sent almost all her earnings back home to support her husband, children and her mother. She never strayed from her long standing plan to sponsor and rejoin her family in Canada.

Finally, C.R. achieved a part of her dream and sponsored her husband and daughter to Canada. Unfortunately, C.R.'s dreams came to a crashing halt, less than 2 years after her family had finally rejoined her. She was struck by a motor vehicle, and suffered a traumatic brain injury, multiple orthopaedic injuries and facial fractures. The insurance company disputed that she sustained catastrophic injuries. She received all her benefits on an ongoing basis and her denials were mediated immediately and her benefits reinstated. Her matter was resolved in a very timely manner for $ 2 Million Dollars.

A.B. was 30 years old at the time of his accident.

He completed six years of elementary school and continued with five years in Secondary School before he immigrated to Canada. Upon his arrival in Canada, he attended high school and completed three years which allowed him to receive his diploma. He also found employment in order to help support his family back home, by working as a part time cleaner at a fast food outlet, while continued his high school education. He won a series of promotions at this job including counterman, cook, supervisor and finally First Assistant Manager.

After working at this job for 10 years he began another part time job elsewhere and a short while later he took a full time position with this company as a bookkeeper.

A.B. was involved in a life changing motor vehicle accident in 2004 where he was a seat belted passenger in a motor vehicle. As a result of this accident, he suffered a laceration to his head, a head injury as well as injuries to his neck, back and knees. He was unable to return to work as a result of ongoing physical, psychological and cognitive injuries.

A.B.'s received income, housekeeping and attendant care benefits that he was entitled to. He also continued to receive medical and rehabilitation that he required. A.B.'s case was successfully settled for $1.6M.