We are proud to announce that 13 Thomson Rogers partners have been selected for inclusion in the 14th Edition of The Best LawyersTM in Canada. Since it was first published in 1983, Best Lawyers has become universally regarded as the definitive guide to legal excellence. Best Lawyers lists are compiled based on an exhaustive peer-review evaluation. Lawyers are not required or … Continued
Thomson Rogers is proud to announce that six of our lawyers have earned the distinction of being listed in The 2019 Canadian Legal Lexpert® Directory, three of which are ranked in the highest category of “Most Frequently Recommended”. To be included in the Canadian Lexpert Directory is an acknowledgement of excellence in their respective practice fields by … Continued
On March 26, 2019, Thomson Rogers’ medical malpractice lawyer, Aleks Mladenovic, was interviewed by CTV’s Ben Mulroney (watch the full interview above) on a case where two doctors (Dr. Donald Livingston and Dr. Martin Chapman) could be in trouble for allegedly ignoring patient’s wishes to stay alive. Aleks comments: “This case is an important case about some of … ContinuedThe Osgoode Certificate in Clinical Risk, Negligence & Claims Management in Health Care | February 4-8, 2019
Event Date: February 7, 2019
On February 4-8, 2019, OsgoodePD will be offering a certificate program in Clinical Risk, Negligence and Claims Management in Health Care. The faculty includes Kate Cahill, a partner and medical malpractice lawyer with Thomson Rogers. On February 7, Kate will be one of the instructors on the topic of “Managing Risks in Maternity Care”. The topic will … ContinuedLaw Times | by Alex Robinson, quoting Kate Cahill | December 3, 2018
An Ontario judge has refused to enter a jury’s verdict in a medical malpractice case that some plaintiff-side lawyers say could have implications for how juries answer questions on causation. In Cheung v. Samra, Ontario Superior Court Justice Darla Wilson took the rare step of not entering a judgment after a six-member jury rendered a … Continued