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Personal Injury

Apportionment or double counting in determining catastrophic impairment

Tuesday, September 10, 2019 @ 4:10 PM | By Michelle Kudlats and Michael Wolkowicz

Under the Statutory Accident Benefit Schedule (SABS) and associated case law, an applicant will meet the legal definition of catastrophic impairment pursuant to the SABS if it is determined that he/she...

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