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SPECT SCANS and Brain Injury

Thomson Rogers partner David MacDonald presented “SPECT SCANS and Brain Injury” at OTLA along with guests: Dr. Rob Tarzwell, Department of Psychiatry at University of British Columbia; Dr. Phil Cohen, Vancouver Coast Health Research Institute; and Dr. Manu Mehdiratta, iScope Concussion & Pain Clinics. The presentation and discussion included: Meade Is Wrong: SPECT Identifies and Differentiate … Continued

Damages Under The Family Law Act: Updater #3

Thomson Rogers partner, Deanna S. Gilbert, provides a 2021 update on the law of damages under the Family Law Act. Click here to read the full Updater #3 document.

Damages Under The Family Law Act: A Brief Primer & Updater

Thomson Rogers partner Deanna S. Gilbert provides a brief primer and updater on damages under The Family Law Act. As part of any personal injury action, the immediate family members (spouse, children, grandchildren, parents, grandparents, and siblings) of the injured person may “piggy back” onto the injured Plaintiff’s action by advancing their own claims pursuant … Continued

SPECT Scan Showing Traumatic Brain Injury: Canadian And American Judicial And Arbitral Decisions

Medico Legal Society of Toronto | Presented by David MacDonald | Content at presentation on February 24, 2021

Canadian Cases SPECT Medical Literature and Publications American Cases Additional Cases Case lists will continue to be updated. Please email David at dmacdonald@thomsonrogers.com to receive updated links to additional authorities.

Effective Opening Addresses At Mediation

Osgoode Hall Law School | Sloan Mandel | February 2, 2021

On February 2, 2021, Thomson Rogers partner Sloan Mandel was part of a lecture for the Masters in Law program put on by Osgoode Hall Law School. Sloan Mandel was part of a panel that was asked to critique and provide commentary regarding effective opening addresses at mediation.