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Topical Seminar

WSIB Orientation & Work Disruption Policies

December 9, 2015

workdisruptionsThis 1 day seminar will introduce participants to Ontario’s compensation legislation, principles and third party rights. Participants will explore key definitions like disablement, recurrence, aggravation, occupational disease and stress.  They will discuss reporting of injuries, filing of claims, process of appeal and responsibilities of workplace parties and medical professionals.  As well, participants will examine WSIB policies regarding  layoffs and plant closings  and their impact on worker’s claims and entitlements.

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Written Submissions – Hamilton

November 17, 2015

written submissionThis 1 day seminar examines writing formats for preparing a written submisison.  Participants discuss hearing options for appeals and the specific criteria considered when determining whether or not a written submission is appropriate. Important points of a written submission are discussed as they relate to the WSIAT Practice Direction for written submissions. Myths associated with oral hearings and how they can be used to improve writing skills begin an exploration of the differences between the two types of appeal. The traditional structure of the submission is explored with specific details for each section discussed. In addition to submissions, this course also addresses writing to doctors and the effect the letter has both on the medical professional’s reply and on the decision maker on the file.  Seating is limited so book early to secure a spot.

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Professional Responsibiites – Windsor

October 7, 2015

Professional ResponsibilityThe Professional Responsibilities seminar examines the Access to Justice Act and provisions regulating paralegals and code of conduct. It reviews responsibilities that include advocacy, confidentiality, professionalism, administration of justice and competency. The session also examines what Boards and Tribunals say about professional responsibility. This is a 1 day seminar with limited seating. Register early to secure a spot.

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Written Submissions – Mississauga

June 17, 2015

written submissionThis 1 day seminar examines writing formats for preparing a written submisison.  Participants discuss hearing options for appeals and the specific criteria considered when determining whether or not a written submission is appropriate. Important points of a written submission are discussed as they relate to the WSIAT Practice Direction for written submissions. Myths associated with oral hearings and how they can be used to improve writing skills begin an exploration of the differences between the two types of appeal. The traditional structure of the submission is explored with specific details for each section discussed. In addition to submissions, this course also addresses writing to doctors and the effect the letter has both on the medical professional’s reply and on the decision maker on the file.  Seating is limited so book early to secure a spot.

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Electronic Evidence & Mental Stress – North Bay

May 21, 2015

mental stressThis 1 day seminar will examine the rules and use of electronic evidence to advance a worker’s compensation claim and pitfalls in using this type of evidence. Also, participants will examine the history of mental stress claims including sections of the WSIA that prohibit payment of stress claims. The WSIB policies related to mental stress will also be discussed along with key WSIAT decisions. Policy considerations regarding occupations with cumulative exposures will also be discussed. Seating is limited so book early to secure a spot.

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Written Submissions – Kingston

March 13, 2015

written submissionThis 1 day seminar examines writing formats for preparing a written submisison.  Participants discuss hearing options for appeals and the specific criteria considered when determining whether or not a written submission is appropriate. Important points of a written submission are discussed as they relate to the WSIAT Practice Direction for written submissions. Myths associated with oral hearings and how they can be used to improve writing skills begin an exploration of the differences between the two types of appeal. The traditional structure of the submission is explored with specific details for each section discussed. In addition to submissions, this course also addresses writing to doctors and the effect the letter has both on the medical professional’s reply and on the decision maker on the file.  Seating is limited so book early to secure a spot.

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