Ian Furlong and Robert Ben Prevail at Court of Appeal

Author(s): Ian W. K. Furlong, Robert M. Ben*

October 25, 2019

Thomson Rogers’ seriously brain-injured client was denied access to over $2 million in benefits when his insurance company refused coverage for an out-of-province ATV accident. Despite losses at arbitration, a first-level appeal, and an appeal to the Divisional Court, Thomson Rogers partners Ian Furlong and Robert Ben persevered and prevailed at the Court of Appeal.

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Ian Furlong and Robert Ben Prevail Final

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