Thomson Rogers Webinar Series – Navigating Ethical Issues Facing Healthcare Providers
Thomson Rogers Webinar Series: Navigating Ethical Issues Facing Healthcare Providers Thank you to everyone who attended our Thomson Rogers Webinar Series “Navigating Ethical Issues Facing Healthcare Providers” held November 27, 2020 conducted by Thomson Rogers’ personal injury lawyers Darcy Merkur, Stephen Birman and Ava Williams. Webinar Highlights: Client Dissatisfaction – Issues & Ethics Provider Account … Continued
Thomson Rogers personal injury lawyer David Macdonald was recently interviewed by Anchor Rehabilitation Support Workers and discussed various topics including: Comparing Pre and Post Accident Life Rehabilitation Support Worker Notes Building Claims to CAT Watch David’s interview below: Full Fireside Chat Re CAT Part 1: Comparing Pre and Post Accident Life … 
Thomson Rogers trauma lawyer Darcy Merkur is quoted in a CBC article by Trevor Dunn titled “I want him to see the pain’: Virtual trial for accused Toronto van attacker means no day in court for victims.” Merkur discusses the trial of Alek Minassian, accused in the deadly Yonge St. van attack, and says, “I … 
Thomson Rogers lawyers Stephen Birman and Lucy Jackson was featured in The Lawyer’s Daily in an article by John Schofield titled “Lawyers hope long-term care legal actions will continue, despite pending Ontario legislation.” Discussing legislation proposed by the Ontario government that could wipe out class actions and lawsuits alleging negligence by some Ontario long-term care … 
Thomson Rogers personal injury lawyer Stephen Birman was interviewed on Newstalk 580 CFRA discussing recent Government of Ontario legislation providing COVID-19 liability protection to businesses, workers and some organizations, including long-term care facilities. In discussing the legislation and the government’s push to protect insurance companies Birman says, “I’m not sure why there’s this push to …