The group Consumers For Insurance Fairness is calling on the public to attend a series of public hearings being held by the province on the 25-hundred minor injury cap for auto insurance.
Spokesperson Denise Guitard suffered whiplash and herniated discs when she was rear-ended by a distracted driver in 2006.
She tells CHSJ News the current 25-hundred dollar cap needs to be eliminated or a new system needs to be implemented. She says Newfoundland has a reasonable model where you pay a 75-hundred dollar deductible and everything else is covered.
Spokesperson Denise Guitard suffered whiplash and herniated discs when she was rear-ended by a distracted driver in 2006.
She tells CHSJ News the current 25-hundred dollar cap needs to be eliminated or a new system needs to be implemented. She says Newfoundland has a reasonable model where you pay a 75-hundred dollar deductible and everything else is covered.
