Canadian Society of Medical Evaluators
301-250 Consumers Road
Toronto, ON M2J 4V6
Tel: 416 487 4040 | 888 672 9999
Fax: 416 495 8723
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Website: www.csme.org
This informative and highly topical day
will be an excellent opportunity to network with your colleagues!
Canadian Society of Medical Evaluators
... presents
SABS Update—What Does
This Mean for You!
Thursday, March 6, 2014
at 7:30 am to 4:30 pm
Join us for this day-long medico legal
program and gain insight as to how these new
changes will impact your patients and
clients.
Novotel Toronto Centre
Champagne Meeting Room
45 The Esplanade, 2nd Floor
Toronto, ON M5E 1W2SABS Update—What
Does This Mean For You!
Who Should Attend
This program will be of
interest to physicians,
psychologists, physiatrists,
physiotherapists,
psychologists, neurologists,
orthopedic surgeons,
chiropractors, occupational
therapists, lawyers,
insurance, claim officers and
other individuals in the
medico-legal community.
Thursday, March 6, 2014 at 7:30 am to
4:30 pm
Novotel Toronto Centre in the Champagne
Room, 2nd Floor
45 The Esplanade ~ Toronto, ON M5E 1W2
SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
7:30 Registration and Continental
Breakfast
8:00 Welcome & Introduction
Morning Moderator: Ms. Evelyn ten Cate,
Partner, Foster, Townsend, Graham & Associates
8:15 The MIG: Mr. Daniel Strigberger,
Miller Thomson LLP
8:45 Income Replacement Benefits: Mr.
Talaal Bond, Partner, Miller Thomson LLP
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9:15 Fraud Investigator Credentialing
Update: Ms. Debbra MacDonald, C.I.I, C3 Investigations
10:00 Morning Networking Break
10:15 Insurer’s Examination Trends:
Viivi Riis BScPT, MSc, Health Services Management
10:45 FSCO Appeal Process Report
Implications: Mr. Willie Handler
11:15 Interactive Panel – all
speakers with interaction from participants
12:00 Lunch
Afternoon Moderator: Mr. Talaal Bond,
Partner, Miller Thomson LLP
1:00 The Top AB Cases: Mr. Christopher
Whibbs, Associate, Brown & Partners LLP
1:45 Non-Earner Benefits: Mr. Eric K.
Grossman, Partner, Zarek Taylor Grossman Hanrahan LLP
2:15 Life Care Planning—Standards of
Practice
Evie Cowitz B.A., RRP, CCRC, CCLCP, CVP
Director of Medical and Legal Services Arc
Health Management Solutions of Canada
Inc. and
Dr. Michel Lacerte, MDCM, MSC, FRCPC,
CCRC., Independent Claims Evaluators Inc.
2:45 Catastrophic Determination: What
to do? Interactive Panel:
Panel Members:
Mr. Larry Abey, Partner, Foster
Townsend Graham & Associates
Dr. Arthur Ameis, BSC MD FRCPC DESS
FAPMR
Mr. Eric K. Grossman, Partner Zarek
Taylor Grossman Hanrahan LLP
Dr. Michel Lacerte, MDCM, MSC,
FRCPC, CCRC, Independent Claims Evaluators Inc.
Dr. Sheldon Levy, BSC MD DESS, Cira
Medical Services
4:00 Program Evaluation and Closing
Remarks
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Talaal Bond, Partner Miller Thomson
Talaal Bond is a Partner in the
Insurance
Group in our London office. He has
extensive experience in insurance
litigation,
including motor vehicle claims, both
accident benefits and tort. In
addition, he
has defended taverns in relation in
liquor
licence related liability. He has
handled
numerous occupiers' liability and
property
claims as well as farm losses,
including
feed toxicity and environmental crop
losses.
Talaal prides himself on his straight
forward
approach to finding solutions for his
clients
in an efficient and cost-effective
manner.
Talaal graduated with an Honours
Bachelor
of Arts (Summa Cum Laude) in
Psychology
from McMaster University in 1992, and
an
Honours Bachelor of Science
(Microbiology)
from the University of Guelph in 1995.
Talaal earned his LLB from the
University of
Western Ontario in 1999. Talaal
participated in the Osgoode Hall Trial
Advocacy Program in 2005.
Since his call to the Ontario Bar in
2001, he
has been lead counsel at arbitrations,
mediations (FSCO and private) and jury
trials. He has argued several types of
motions, including summary judgment
motions and leave applications. He has
appeared at all levels of court in
Ontario
including the Court of Appeal.
Meet the Speakers
Educated at York University (BA,
Psychology) and Sprott
College/Carleton
University (Life Care Planning), Evelyn
has a
wide range of professional
affiliations,
including being a Canadian Certified
Rehabilitation Counsellor (CCRC), a
Vocational Rehabilitation Association
-
Registered Rehabilitation Professional
(RRP) and an International Commission
on
Health Care Certification - Canadian
Certified Life Care Planner (CCLCP).
Eric Grossman, Partner
Zarek Taylor Grossman Hanrahan LLP
Eric is a founding partner of this
firm,
which opened in October 1997.
Eric was recognized as a Certified
Specialist in Civil Litigation by the
Law
Society of Upper Canada in December
1999 and has been recognized by
Lexpert in the Canadian Legal Lexpert
Directory as a repeatedly recommended
expert in personal injury law. Prior
to
starting this firm, Eric joined with
David
Zarek and Gina Brannan to establish an
insurance department in the Toronto
office
of Lafleur Brown in January 1992.
Before
that he was an associate at Iacono,
Brown
and its predecessor firm, Lyons,
Goodman
following his call to the Bar in 1989.
Eric’s
grounding in insurance commenced with
his articles at Lee Fireman Regan in
1987.
Eric's current insurance file profile
consists largely of first party claims
under Bill 198, Bill 59, and some
remaining files under Bill 164 and
OMPP.
Eric also acts for insurers in a number
of
loss transfer claims and priority
disputes.
As the author of the CCH Ontario
Accident
Benefits Case Summaries, Eric has
developed an expertise in this area of
auto
insurance law which has been and
continues to be recognized by members
of
the insurance bar, his clients, other
professionals that service the industry
and
other insurers. Eric appears as counsel
at
mediations, pre-arbitration hearings,
In her current role as Director of
Medical
arbitrations and appeals before the
and Legal Services with Arc Health
Management Solutions of Canada Inc.,
she Financial Services Commission of Ontario
and on private arbitrations, and in
the
is reponsible for life care plans and
critiques; catastrophic case
management, courts.
specializing in orthopedic, brain
injury,
spinal cord injury, medical malpractice
and Willie Handler, Willie Handler and
Associates
motor vehicle accidents; and short and
Willie Handler is operating a
consulting
long-term disabilities.
practice following 33 years in various
positions in the Ontario public
service.
Her prior experience includes roles as
During that time Mr. Handler has
become
Complex Care Specialist with GENEX
Ontario’s foremost expert on auto
Services of Canada, Inc., Manager,
Legal
insurance having worked for 20 years
on
Services Division, Sibley &
Associates Inc.
auto insurance regulatory policy for
the
and Senior Rehabilitiation Consultant,
Ontario government including 4 major
Associative Rehabilitation Inc.
Evie Cowitz B.A., RRP, CCRC, CCLCP,
CVP
Director of Medical and Legal Services
Arc Health Management Solutions of
Canada Inc.
Evie Cowitz will draw on her extensive
experience and specialities in: i)
Future
Care Cost Assessments/ Life Care Plans;
ii)
Extensive Catastrophic Case
Management;
iii) Vocational Case Management; iv)
Short
and Long-Term Disability Case
Management and v) Expert Witness
Testimony.
reforms of the Ontario auto insurance
system.
From 1991 to 1993, Mr. Handler worked
on designing the no-fault accident
benefits
schedule that was introduced in 1994
under Bill 164 by NDP government. That
reforms package introduced neutral
medical examinations, compensation for
economic losses including students,
comprehensive rehabilitation benefits
and
the first tort deductibles in Canada
for
pain and suffering awards.
Mr. Handler was the policy lead when
the
Ontario auto insurance system was
reviewed form 1995 to 1996 by the
Conservative government. The reforms
that were introduced in 1996 restored
access to tort for economic losses for
not
at-fault victims included a higher tier
of no-
fault accident benefits for victims
with
catastrophic injuries and introduced a
requirement that medical and
rehabilitation goods and services
required
prior approval by insurers.
When the Ontario auto insurance system
underwent further reforms in 2003, Mr.
Handler was once again the policy lead
for
the government. The reforms introduced
by
Bill 198 included the adoption of
recommendations made by the Quebec
Task Force on Whiplash Associated
Disorders (WADs) with the introduction
of
clinical practice guidelines for WAD
injuries.
The Bill 198 reforms addressed some of
the cost pressures in the system by
increasing the tort deductibles for
pain and
suffering awards, introducing maximum
fees for health care providers and
requiring
prior approval by the insurer of all
claimant
initiated assessments.
In 2008 the Financial Services
Commission
of Ontario (FSCO) undertook the first
legislated review of the Ontario auto
insurance system as a result of a new
requirement introduced in 2003 under
Bill
198. Mr. Handler conducted this review
on
behalf of the Superintendent of
Financial
Services. The Five Year Review Report
was
completed in 2009 and introduced a
package of reforms to address
fraudulent
and abusive practices in the auto
insurance system and provide consumers
with move choice regarding their
insurance
coverage. These reforms included a
scaled
-back no-fault accident benefits
schedule,
an expanded clinical practice guideline
to
cover all minor injuries, a reduced
tier of
benefits for victims with minor
injuries and
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Meet the Speakers
caps on both insurer and claimant
initiated owned third party medical assessment
companies. Dr. Levy remains a
consultant
assessments.
to the new entity, Cira Medical
Services.
Some of Mr. Handler’s more recent
policy
work includes support to FSCO’s
Catastrophic Impairment Expert Panel,
the Debbra Macdonald, President, CEO and
Privacy Officer at C3 Investigations
Inc.
Minister of Finance’s Auto Insurance
Anti-
Ms. Macdonald has over 30 years of
Fraud Task Force and Justice
experience in investigative services in
the
Cunningham's Dispute Resolution System
civil, corporate and insurance areas.
In
Review.
practical terms, she handles in-depth
file
reviews and management, witness
locates,
Earlier in his career Mr. Handler was
an
statement taking and analysis. She
administrator at a rehabilitation
facility in
specializes in background
investigations
Toronto and worked on accident
benefits
including organized fraud and staged
policy for the Workplace Safety
Insurance
accidents along with clinic
inspections,
Board.
misuse and abuse of medical coverage
and
Mr. Handler did his undergraduate work
at service providers. Ms. Macdonald has
the University of Toronto and has
graduate served as a subject matter expert in
establishing training standards for
Ontario
degrees from the Schulich School of
Business at York University in Toronto
and private investigators. She is the seminar
director and committee chair for the
the Fox School of Business at Temple
Canadian Association of Special
University in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
Investigation Units (C.A.S.I.U.), which
hosts
the largest annual Insurance fraud
seminar
Dr. Sheldon Levy, BSC MD DESS
Cira Medical Services
in Canada.
Dr. Sheldon Levy graduated from the
Debbra has held the position of
President
University of Western Ontario Medical
of the Council of Private Investigators
in
School in 1991. Dr. Levy has been a
Ontario (C.P.I.O) and assisted the
Ontario
member of the Medical-Legal Society of
government in the development of
Toronto, Canadian Society of Medical
regulation, certification and training
Evaluators, C-SAM (Canadian Society of
standards for Private Investigators.
Ms.
Addiction Medicine), CMPA, CPSO and
the
Macdonald currently holds the position
of
OMA.
secretary to the Council of
International
Dr. Levy practiced as a Clinical
Associate in Investigators (C.I.I.). She is also currently
the chair of the National Fraud
Consortium
Cardiovascular Surgery at both
Sunnybrook
(NFC), an initiative of the Insurance
Health Sciences Centre and then St.
Institute of Canada aimed at
developing
Michael’s Hospital. Dr. Levy has
practiced
Fraud Investigator training and
Emergency Medicine since 1992 and has
credentialing. Ms. Macdonald released
her
been certified in Advanced Cardiac,
first fictional novel in 2013 titled
“The Cost
Advanced Pediatric and Advanced Trauma
of Innocence”, which was based on
her
Life Support. Since 2004 Dr. Levy has
been
licensed by Health Canada specifically
with own investigative stories.
respect to Exemption to the Physician
with
Respect to Methadone and has extensive
experience in the treatment of
narcotic
addiction; as part of this practice,
Dr. Levy
also counseled and treated concurrent
cocaine and benzodiazepine addictions,
in
a patient population largely composed
of
chronic pain. Additionally, Dr. Levy
has
experience with the use of Botox for
both
cosmetic and non-cosmetic purposes.
Dr.
Levy has completed the Diploma Course
at
the University of Montreal in
Insurance
Medicine and Medico legal Expertise.
From 2003 to 2011 Dr. Levy owned and
served as the President and Medical
Director of Riverfront Medical
Services, at
the time one of Canada’s largest
privately
Viivi Riis BScPT, MSc, Injury Claims
Consultant, Health Service Management
Viivi is a physical therapist who
practiced
for over 20 years in the field of
post-
traumatic injury and pain
rehabilitation.
She holds an appointment as lecturer
in
the Department of Physical Therapy in
the
Faculty of Medicine at U of T and has
completed a Master’s degree in
Rehabilitation Science.
Viivi has consulted extensively on
auto
insurance injury claims policy for the
past
15 years. She has worked with the
governments of Ontario, Alberta, Nova
Scotia and New Brunswick on matters
related to auto insurance regulatory
reforms. She was a member of FSCO’s
MIG Working Group in 2009 - 2010 and
was engaged in the development and
implementation of Alberta’s
Diagnostic and
Treatment Protocol Regulation in 2003
to
2007. In 2011 she participated in the
New
Brunswick task force on the definition
of
minor injury and in 2013 participated
in
implementation of Diagnostic and
Treatment Protocols in Nova Scotia.
Presently Viivi also sits on FSCO’s
MIG
Guideline Expert Panel.
Viivi is recognized in Ontario and in
Nova
Scotia as an expert in physical therapy
and
rehabilitation matters and testified at
a
constitutional challenge in the Nova
Scotia
Supreme Court on a question of minor
injury. She is an independent
consultant
with her own company called Health
Service Management and consults to
health professional associations,
clinics,
and the insurance industry. With
extensive
experience in the auto insurance
environment on both sides of the
claims
process (health professionals and
insurers), Viivi wants to bridge the
gap
between these two stakeholders to
promote better communication and
ultimately better health outcomes for
their
mutual clients, the injure person.
Daniel Strigberger, Partner, Miller
Thomson
Daniel Strigberger is a partner in the
Insurance Litigation Group in our
Waterloo
office. His first experience with
insurance
was at a Blackjack table, but today
Daniel
provides litigation services to many
of
Canada's leading property and casualty
insurers.
Early in his career, Daniel realised
that
defending insurers in first and third
party
claims kept him at the office for only
16
hours each day. So he decided to
expand
and grow his practice by developing an
expertise in inter-company priority
and
loss transfer disputes. He has
represented his clients in hundreds of
such disputes over the years. Drawing
on
these experiences, Daniel travels
around
Ontario giving educational and
entertaining seminars to clients about
disputes between insurers. He is also
hired to speak about these issues at
weddings and Bar Mitzvahs.
When he should be working on his
files,
Daniel runs a Twitter feed,
@InsuranzLaw,
broadcasting "tweets" about
cases and
news stories dealing with insurance
law
issues as they happen. Additionally,
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Daniel is a frequent guest on 570 News
Radio, commenting about insurance
legal
issues in the news and other exciting
topics, like preparing his taxes, going
to
the dentist, and what he did that
morning.
In 2012, Daniel was honoured by the
Waterloo Region Record as one of the
Region's Top 40 Under 40. The award
highlights residents under the age of
40
who have excelled in their careers and
demonstrated commitment to community
leadership. He plans to keep getting
nominated until someone realises that
he
is really 57.
Christopher Whibbs, Associate
Brown & Partners LLP
Christopher completed his B.Com. at
McGill
University in 2003 and his LL.B. at
the
University of Ottawa in 2008. He
articled
with a prominent Toronto litigation
boutique.
Christopher has made appearances at
the
Financial Services Commission of
Ontario,
the Ontario Superior Court of Justice,
the
Ontario Divisional Court and the
Ontario
Court of Appeal. His practice focuses
on
acting on behalf of insurers in the
defence
of tort and accident benefits claims;
representing insurers in priority
disputes
and loss transfer matters. He has co-
authored papers that have been
presented
at Ontario Bar Association and
Canadian
Defence Lawyers seminars.
Christopher is a member of the Law
Society
of Upper Canada, Advocates Society and
the Canadian Defence Lawyers
Association.
Panel Members:
Larry Abey, Partner, Foster, Townsend,
Graham & Associates
Larry has been with the niche firm of
Foster
Townsend Graham & Associates since
1990 when he began his career as an
articling student. He joined the
partnership
in 2004. Larry advances every aspect
of
each case with energy and confidence,
arriving at dynamic, successful
solutions.
He is relentless in his quest to
provide
clients with the absolute best in
representation, through the use of
mediation, arbitration or litigation.
Larry is
currently a member of the Board of
Directors of the Canadian Society of
Medical Evaluators. He enjoys lecturing
to
various organizations dealing with a
variety
of insurance law topics of interest.
Larry
Meet the Speakers
has appeared at various levels of the
Court of life care planning for severely impaired
persons, Dr. Ameis is actively working
on
in Ontario.
the development of protocols and
expertise
pertaining to the application of
Larry received his Bachelor of
Political
telemedicine technology to the special
Science (Honours) from the University
of
needs of remotely situated medicolegal
Western Ontario and returned to his
hometown to earn his law degree from
the patients. MDAC has recently joined the
Granite Global Solutions group of
University of Windsor. Prior to
completing
companies, and will be providing
member
his law degree, Larry worked as an
assistant to both a Federal and a
Provincial companies with complex medical
assessment resources and expertise,
and
Cabinet Minister. He also spent time
tele-medicolegal capabilities, in
working at the WSIB as a claims
cooperation with Sibley &
Associates. As to
adjudicator.
recent publication activities Dr Ameis
was
lead author/editor of Chapter 63 of
the
Dr. Arthur Ameis, BSC MD FRCPC DESS
textbook Brain Injury Medicine –
Principles
FAPMR
After taking an Honours BSC in
Physiology & Practice (Zasler, Katz, Zafonte, Demos
2006) and co-author of an AMA Guides
and Psychology , Dr. Arthur Ameis
completed Medical training and
Physiatric Newsletter article pertaining to estimation
of whole person impairment scoring for
Residency programs at the Faculty of
Medicine, University of Toronto. In
addition psychological impairments (Sep-Oct 2007).
He authored a chapter on Amputations,
for
to Fellowship in the Royal College of
the recently published The
Oatley-McLeish
Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
Guide to Anatomy and Impairment
(2009).
(FRCPC 1979) he holds US Medical
Specialty Board Certification as a
Dr. Michel Lacerte, MDCM, MSC, FRCPC,
Diplomate of the American Board of
CCRC., CSME Education Committee
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Independent Claims Evaluators Inc.
(DABPMR 1981), and Fellowship in both
Dr. Lacerte, is a founding member of
the
the American Academy of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation (FAAPMR)
and Canadian Society of Medical Evaluators, is
the Physiatric Association of Spine,
Sports a specialist in Physical Medicine and
and Occupational Rehabilitation
(FPASSOR Rehabilitation certified bythe Royal College
of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
and
1998). He also holds US Sub-Specialty
Board Certification in Pain Medicine
(2005) by the American Board of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation. He is an
and has been elected into Membership
in
Associate Professor with the Department
of
the American Academy of Pain Medicine
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
at the
(AAPM 2000).
University of Western Ontario, Faculty
of
Medicine and Dentistry; an Assistant
Dr. Ameis is on the teaching faculty of
the
Director of the Insurance Medicine and
Canadian Institute of Life Care
Planners,
Medico-legal Expertise Diploma Program
at
and on the faculty of the Insurance
the Université de Montréal; former
chair of
Medicine and Medicolegal Expertise
the American Academy of Physical
certification program of the University
of
Medicine and Rehabilitation Pain
Montreal’s Faculty of Medicine; he is
also
Rehabilitation Special Interest Group;
and
currently enrolled as a Certificate
student
in the latter. He currently serves as
co-chair faculty member of the Canadian Institute of
of the Continuing Education Committee
for Life Care Planning.
the MedicoLegal Society of Toronto; and
on
the Executives of the Physiatry Section
-
Ontario Medical Association, and
Canadian
Society of Medical Evaluators.
Dr. Ameis is the Medical Director of
the
Multi-Disciplinary Assessment Centre
Inc.
(MDAC) in Toronto. MDAC provides
medicolegal assessment and advisory
services to both plaintiff and defense
counsel, and insurance clients, and
also
carries out Life Care Planning and
Plan
peer reviews. In addition to the
coordination of multispecialty
evaluations
and causation analysis in complex
impairment cases, and on medical
aspects
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