Matthew Sutton Featured In Law Times Article “Recent Case Addresses Role Of Pyshcometric Validity Testing In Catastrophic Designations.”
Thomson Rogers personal injury lawyer Matthew Sutton was recently featured in a Law Times article titled “Recent case addresses role of psychometric validity testing in catastrophic designations.” In the article Sutton discusses how the decision supports scrapping the cat designations completely. “It was one of those cases where both sides could agree we needed to have … Continued 
Thomson Rogers personal injury lawyer Darcy Merkur was recently featured in a Law Times article titled “FSRA’s intent to simplify OCF Forms doesn’t go far enough.” In the article Darcy calls for an overhaul as ‘benefits are too low, system’s too slow and it’s way too complicated.’ “The time has come for changes, namely simplifications of … 
Thomson Rogers personal injury lawyer Stacey Stevens was recently featured in a Law Times article titled “Judicial review in multiple MVA case reaffirms use of material contribution test for causation.” In the article Stacey discusses the recent judicial review of a decision out of the Licence Appeal Tribunal dealing with causation and pre-existing conditions and says … 
Thomson Rogers managing partner Stephen D’Agostino was recently featured in a Law Times article discussing legal trends lawyers should expect in 2022. “My hope is we’ll return to normal in 2022. It would be nice to see smiling faces in the office, as opposed to smiling masks,” D’Agostino says. D’Agostino continued: “2021 was an extension … 
Thomson Rogers personal injury trauma lawyer Darcy Merkur was recently featured in a Law Times article titled “New year, same old story at the LAT” discussing punitive financial consequences for insurance companies as the only way to solve delays long-term. “I can’t stand having to tell a client they’ve been wronged by the insurer and …