Personal Injury

Personal Injury Experience

I have carried on a regular personal injury litigation practice for approximately 30 years, involving serious medical malpractice, construction negligence, brain injury along with more everyday cases involving broken arms and police negligence. In substantially all of these cases, a successful result, meaning a significant settlement was achieved. I cannot promise success in every case, but it will not hurt you to have a free discussion on your case.

Most personal injury cases are handled on contingency. The client does not pay legal fees unless there is a monetary settlement and the client receives monies. This is really the only way for most injured plaintiffs to carry litigation.

You are invited to call for a free discussion regarding your case.

I have been mentioned on the Best in Ottawa: Personal Injury lawyers site: bestinottawa.com/personal-injury-lawyers-ottawa

Some  recent comments about Ontario medical negligence cases

causation: did the vaccine cause the death 5 days later? (ONSC)

negligence: what is required of differential diagnosis?

Negligence: what is the difference between foreseeability of actual injury and foreseeability of type of injury?

Did the six-week delay from presentation to diagnosis and treatment cause my loss of vision? (The latest Ontario case)

Are you more likely to die in an Ontario hospital on a weekend?

The Standard of Care is not lower on Weekends (no matter how much the medical profession would like it to be)

When will the need for an expert opinion as to causation save the plaintiff in a limitation period motion?

Can nurses sue the government if they get COVID 19?

standard of care: is the inexperienced practitioner held to a lower standard?

So I can’t call someone a cheater and a bully on the internet? How unfair!