
Catastrophic Injury Settlements: How Does Compensation Work?
Catastrophic Injury Settlements: How Does Compensation Work? What is a Catastrophic Injury in Ontario? In Ontario, a “catastrophic impairment” is the highest level of injury recognized under the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS). It is reserved for injuries so severe that they permanently change how someone can live, work, and function day to day. For...
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