DP v. CU Case
Court awards $350,000 to food service worker for future loss of income. Purewal v. Uriarte 2020 BCSC 1798
Court awards $350,000 to food service worker for future loss of income. Purewal v. Uriarte 2020 BCSC 1798
Judge agrees with experts that a change in career is a real and substantial possibility for the plaintiff. Kania v. Evans, 2021 BCSC 797
Judge agrees with experts that a change in career is a real and substantial possibility for the plaintiff. Kania v. Evans, 2021 BCSC 797
Judge finds the defendant 100% liable and awards $1.8 million to the Plaintiff, despite pre-existing conditions. Cheng v. Mangal 2021 BCSC 954
Despite increased earnings post-collision, Court finds Plaintiff has suffered loss of capacity.
Khakh v Josol, 2020 BCSC 286
Judge awards $536,587.00 to Plaintiff who was unable to continue in her “dream job” as a haul-truck driver. Hale v. Hill 2021 BCSC 46
The Reasons for Judgment of The Honourable Mr. Justice Marchand were given at Kamloops on March 31, 2021.
Judge awards $1.6 million to truck driver traumatized by fatal collision. Kempton v. Struke Estate, 2020 BCSC 2094
Insurance Company’s medical experts support Plaintiff’s claim for CAT determination. Judge awards benefits retroactively, plus interest. Roy v. Primmum Insurance, 2020 ONSC 3886
Reasons for Judgment of The Honourable Madam Justice Adair were given on December 23, 2020.
Kate Sexton entered the fast-paced world of Independent Medical Evaluations on a temporary, two-week assignment in 2010. Since then, she has worked for various companies, handling a range of positions – from graphic designer and documents coordinator, to Reports and Quality Assurance Manager. After taking a hiatus to have her son, she has returned to IME, ready to take on new challenges.
With a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Waterloo, Kate has over a decade of experience in marketing, graphic design and communications. A natural organizer, she thrives on creating efficient systems and processes to boost productivity. Her compassionate demeanor and attention to detail make her a natural fit for this field.
On weekends, you can find Kate enjoying walks in Vancouver with her family, sipping Earl Grey tea, honing her calligraphy skills, and knitting. She is also a children’s book illustrator in her spare time.
Kayla joined Integra in 2022. As a part-time Document Coordinator, Kayla is a member of the team that helps ensure an efficient and smooth client care experience. With her keen attention to detail, efficiency, and organizational skills, Kayla helps ensure client records are correctly filed, processed, and prepared for medical professionals. Her role as Document Coordinator also includes quality control.
As a student interested in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math), Kayla enjoys working with a multidisciplinary care team that helps to move clients forward. Her experience at Integra is shaping her aspirations for the future.
Outside of work, Kayla enjoys participating in activities that grow her leadership skills, reading, watching movies, cooking and baking, and spending time with her family. She also enjoys volunteering to help her local community and raising money for cancer research.
Before joining Integra, I spent nine years in the retail industry, starting in customer service and eventually transitioning to the role of Operations Executive. In this capacity, I managed accounts, handled payroll, created staff schedules, and consistently met deadlines. Joining Integra marked a significant career change for me, providing an excellent opportunity to work with important documents, interact with Medical Professionals, QA members and ensure smooth departmental coordination to meet goals, all while enjoying the intricacies of documentation.
I recently completed a course in accounting and payroll. In my spare time, I continue to immerse myself in these areas, reflecting my passion for continuous learning and professional growth.
Joshua’s role as a part-time documents coordinator is to ensure the efficient and smooth handling of medical records between Integra’s referring clients and our medical professionals.
When not working part-time, Joshua is busy improving his golf game with a goal of securing a top spot on his College Golf Team, at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles in the fall of 2024. He plans to study Business with a focus on Entrepreneurship and then to pursue a career as a professional golfer. His current handicap is +2.8. Joshua uses his golf talents to fundraise for cancer-supporting charities, including the Women in Insurance Cancer Crusade, and most recently Make-A-Wish Canada.
Bob has decades of experience in the medical legal arena, both as a clinician working as a Case Manager and Employment Counselor as well as a Business Development Director with a variety of rehabilitation and related providers throughout Ontario.
Bob has worked providing case management services for seriously injured individuals, coordinated medical and rehabilitation services for individuals, and built relationships across the medical legal space for almost four decades.
Bob’s knowledge of the Ontario SABS, his large network of lawyers and healthcare professionals, and his vast experience as a case manager and as a foster parent will serve him well in his new role.
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