PERSONAL INJURY
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- Municipal Liability
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- Personal Injury
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- Products Liability
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- Risk Management Services
- Sports, Recreation & Resort Liability
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Practice Areas
Personal injuries arising out of slips and falls, motor vehicle accidents, and other casualty events, are the most frequently litigated civil matters before our courts. Our law firm's Personal Injury Group is well positioned to maximize results for our clients, while minimizing time and expense.
Our Personal Injury Group has extensive experience with all manner of claims, including fatalities and such catastrophic injuries as quadriplegia and paralysis.
While we appear regularly before all levels of courts, on motions, trials, applications, and appeals, we frequently make use of mediation and alternative dispute resolution (ADR) techniques to minimize costs. We also collaborate with an extensive team of support experts to assist us in preparing and assessing our clients' cases, including:
- private investigators;
- medical, vocational, and rehabilitative experts;
- forensic accountants and actuaries; and
- accident reconstructionists.
We regularly represent clients in all manner of personal injury claims, including those arising from:
- motor vehicle accident;
- slip and fall;
- assault;
- sports accident;
- municipal liability;
- occupiers' liability; and
- general casualty.
Our Personal Injury Group is an experienced team of Toronto trial lawyers that can analyze the issues and develop a creative strategy to manage and resolve personal injury claims quickly and efficiently for our clients.
- When Does 'Complete' mean 'Less than Everything'? by Jessica Green, May 10, 2013
- UPDATE: Liability Waivers by Adrian Nicolini and James Tomlinson, MB's Sports & Entertainment Newsletter, August 27, 2012
- Demers v. Monty, 2012 ONCA 384 , Published in MB's AB Newsletter, July 03, 2012
- The New Era of Auto Insurance Fraud - Identity Theft and the Health Care Practitioner by Maya Jacob, OBA, Health Matters, Health Law Section, March 31, 2012
- Apportioning Liability in Single-Vehicle Accidents: The Clash between Contributory Negligence, the Driver’s Liability, and a Municipality’s Duty of Care by David Elmaleh, Ontario Bar Association - Insurance Law Section, March 01, 2012
- Case Study - Kusnierz v. Economical - Decision from the Court of Appeal by Michael Blinick, Transportation Newsletter, January 06, 2012
- Videotaping Defence Medical Examinations: An Overview of the Case Law by Alan Drimer and Yu Mai, MB Transporation Practice Group Seminar, November 09, 2011
- Change in circumstances permits multiple applications for determination of catastrophic impairment by Lia Preyde, September 26, 2011
- Legal determination that an at-fault motorist is underinsured is required before a plaintiff's OPCF 44R coverage is triggered by Lia Preyde, September 26, 2011
- Spectator Liability in Canada: An Overview by Alan Drimer and Sabrina Lucibello, First presented at a Sports Liability Seminar, March 02, 2011
- Sports Camp/Clinic Liability by Martin Smith and Sabrina Lucibello, First presented at a Sports Liability Seminar, March 02, 2011
- Plaintiffs Cannot Bargain Away Their Insurer's Rights and Still Hope to Recover from their Insurer by Robert McGlashan, OBA Insurance Law Newsletter Volume 21 No. 1, November 30, 2010
- Self-proclaimed Self-employed Contractor Entitled to Income Replacement Benefits Calculated as an Employee by Michael Kennedy, MB Transportation Newsletter, February 28, 2010
- A Dirt Bike is Considered an Automobile by the Ontario Court of Appeal , MB Transportation Newsletter, January 31, 2010
- Loss transfer regime is applicable even when the accident occurred outside of Ontario, if Ontario insurers are involved by Ruby Tatla, MB Transportation Newsletter, January 31, 2010
- Mustapha Revisited: Is the job only half-done? by Hillel David and Lisa La Horey, December 31, 2009
- Before You Settle - Lockhard v. Quiroz v. C.A.A. Insurance Co. (Ontario)[1] , MB Transportation Newsletter, December 31, 2009
- The Notional Equivalent of Being “Struck†by an Automobile: Tucci v. Pugliese , MB Transportation Newsletter, December 31, 2009
- Ontario Court of Appeal Sends Strong Message about Mandatory Mediation , MB Insurance Coverage Newsletter, December 31, 2009
- General Damages which are exactly $100,000.00 are subject to the statutory deductible: Winckle v. Siodlowski , MB Transportation Newsletter, December 31, 2009
- Claimant can meet one definition of catastrophic impairment but not the other: Pastore v. Aviva , MB Transporation Newsletter, December 31, 2009
- Whether a psychological injury in conjunction with a physical injury can be considered catastrophic: Fourniev v. Coachman by Ruby Tatla, MB Transportation Newsletter, December 31, 2009
- On Your Bike by Van Krkachovski, Ogra's Milestones, November 30, 2008
- Lights and Siren by Van Krkachovski, Ogra's Milestones, August 31, 2008
- Cracks in the Defence, Sidewalk Maintenance and Municipal Liability by Van Krkachovski, Ogra's Milestones, May 31, 2008
- Treading on Thin Ice, Keeping Sidewalks Safe by Van Krkachovski, Ogra's Milestones, January 31, 2008
- Social Host Liability - A Fresh Approach by Hillel David, Advocates Quarterly volume 30, July 31, 2005
- Proving Causation Where the But for Test is Unworkable by Hillel David, Paul McCague and Peter F. Yaniszewski, Advocates Quarterly volume 35, July 31, 2005
- Thin-Skull Claims: Recovery for Accident Neurosis by Hillel David, The Advocates Society Journal, November 30, 1988
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