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Last time ebook was updated was Oct 19, 2020 at 11:12 am
The button is right below "Tips For An Injury Claim"
It will be free for the next couple of days, but I do have to sell it to pay for some medical bills SGI will not pay for because I went to the wrong court.
Last time ebook was updated was Oct 19, 2020 at 11:12 am
The button is right below "Tips For An Injury Claim"
It will be free for the next couple of days, but I do have to sell it to pay for some medical bills SGI will not pay for because I went to the wrong court.
I have no ties with any political parties or any lawyers. This website is only for informational purposes about Saskatchewan Government Insurance and the No-Fault system in Saskatchewan.
Bookmark this website to come back to read 1 page at a time or when you have more time to read.
Above is a Free eBook called 'Tips for an Injury Claim'. Download it for free today!
In a few days, I will be charging for it, to pay for some of my medical expenses SGI will not pay for.
There are also links just at bottom of EACH page including my court decision, the Saskatchewan Auto Injury Review in 2016, as well as when SGI raised rates.
Please feel free to share this website.
This does need to be an election issue in Saskatchewan this fall.
Please read page 2 (SGI- Law Change) for all the law changes possibly needed.
Realistically, Saskatchewan only needs to change about 8 laws to make it more fair which are listed near the top of page 2 as well.
The No-Fault system disagreement process needs some refinement to make it a more fair playing field as well as to broaden the base of the economy and promote job growth to Saskatchewan.
In an Automobile Injury Appeal Commission decision it stated ....
Following a request by the Appellant for help, one injury note reads in part, “… All in all I did not okay any homecare, as it doesn’t sound warranted from our conversation, especially when she has two days off a week, and I’m sure she doesn’t sleep the entire time. Also the fact that she has not received homecare in the past, I did not want to open a can of worms. I’ll leave this to you Darlene to look after.” The Appellant did not receive personal and homecare assistance despite her repeated requests nor does it appear she ever received a written decision why she was denied these benefits at the time.
… For more than 13 years, the Appellant’s requests for home assistance were largely ignored or denied without written reasons. It is difficult to understand what happened in this case. The Appellant suffered a serious head injury and there was much medical and other information that supported her need for assistance.
… While we have the benefit of hind-sight, we are unable to reconcile SGI’s obligation to act with utmost good faith and duty to inform, assist and ensure the Appellant received all of the benefits which she was entitled to with what appears to be a complete failure respecting her need for personal and living assistance despite her requests and documented need. This was not an example of SGI’s “finest hour”.
A Tyrant Will Always Find a Pretext For His Tyranny ...
and it is useless for the innocent to try by reasoning to get justice, when the oppressor
intends to be unjust.
-- Aesop's Fables
Bookmark this website to come back to read 1 page at a time or when you have more time to read.
Above is a Free eBook called 'Tips for an Injury Claim'. Download it for free today!
In a few days, I will be charging for it, to pay for some of my medical expenses SGI will not pay for.
There are also links just at bottom of EACH page including my court decision, the Saskatchewan Auto Injury Review in 2016, as well as when SGI raised rates.
Please feel free to share this website.
This does need to be an election issue in Saskatchewan this fall.
Please read page 2 (SGI- Law Change) for all the law changes possibly needed.
Realistically, Saskatchewan only needs to change about 8 laws to make it more fair which are listed near the top of page 2 as well.
The No-Fault system disagreement process needs some refinement to make it a more fair playing field as well as to broaden the base of the economy and promote job growth to Saskatchewan.
In an Automobile Injury Appeal Commission decision it stated ....
Following a request by the Appellant for help, one injury note reads in part, “… All in all I did not okay any homecare, as it doesn’t sound warranted from our conversation, especially when she has two days off a week, and I’m sure she doesn’t sleep the entire time. Also the fact that she has not received homecare in the past, I did not want to open a can of worms. I’ll leave this to you Darlene to look after.” The Appellant did not receive personal and homecare assistance despite her repeated requests nor does it appear she ever received a written decision why she was denied these benefits at the time.
… For more than 13 years, the Appellant’s requests for home assistance were largely ignored or denied without written reasons. It is difficult to understand what happened in this case. The Appellant suffered a serious head injury and there was much medical and other information that supported her need for assistance.
… While we have the benefit of hind-sight, we are unable to reconcile SGI’s obligation to act with utmost good faith and duty to inform, assist and ensure the Appellant received all of the benefits which she was entitled to with what appears to be a complete failure respecting her need for personal and living assistance despite her requests and documented need. This was not an example of SGI’s “finest hour”.
A Tyrant Will Always Find a Pretext For His Tyranny ...
and it is useless for the innocent to try by reasoning to get justice, when the oppressor
intends to be unjust.
-- Aesop's Fables