This case, an appeal from a decision of the LAT, involves the interpretation of the provisions surrounding IRBs under the SABS.
Fatema Lotia
Fatema joined Gluckstein Lawyers as an articling student. She graduated from Osgoode Hall Law School at York University, earning her J.D. While at law school, Fatema was the recipient of the Ronald J. Rolls ’58 Q.C. Prize in Civil Procedure (2019) and the Kenneth Gibson Morden Memorial Prize in Evidence (2021).
During her time as a law student, Fatema volunteered at ARCH Disability Law Centre. She served as Co-Chair of Osgoode’s South Asian Law Student’s Association. Fatema was also actively involved with Pro Bono Students Canada, completing a Barbra Schlifer Commemorative Clinic placement, and joining the school’s executive team in her upper years.
Before law school, Fatema graduated from the University of Toronto with an Honours Bachelor of Arts with High Distinction in Criminology and Ethics, Society and Law.
Aviva General Insurance Company v. Catic, 2022 ONSC 6000
An interpretation of section 38 of the SABS, and whether costs must be incurred for an insurer to become entitled to the treatment plan upon an insurer’s failure to give timely notice of a denial.