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@Comfort_Lawyer I wonder whether/how this will affect Alberta given the immunity provisions in the Municipal Governance Act, which seemed to do the heavy lifting in the last few decisions I have seen on similar facts here.
I hit true inbox zero today and it's such a wonderful feeling that I just had to share it with the Twitterverse. So, I just close and don't check my email for the rest of the day/weekend/forever now, right?
#inboxzero#organizationalskills
Decided moving homes wasn’t enough change for July, so I’m also changing jobs! Today was my last day at @cginjurylawyers. It was sad to go but I’m grateful to have spent the last couple years working with & learning from the exceptional people there. Excited for what’s next!
We know why insurers like no-fault schemes: it saves them money – at least in the short term. But do they pass on any savings to consumers? From Ontario to Michigan, we took a look at no-fault systems to see if these systems work elsewhere. Read more here: https://t.co/lTrJJc7GrR
No-fault auto insurance means no accountability for insurance companies.
Insurance companies are pushing for no-fault auto insurance because it would mean consumers could no longer access unbiased courts to challenge an insurance company's decision.
@Kate_Agyemang Great advice. Although I do still like to have this coffee mug strategically positioned in my office to be visible during most zoom calls.