Brain Injury: The Pandemic Within The Pandemic – Strategies And Solutions For Keeping You Connected Thomson Rogers personal injury lawyers David MacDonald, Stacey Stevens and Matthew Sutton presented in the Brain Injury Society of Toronto Summer Webinar Series presented by PIA Law on August 25th. In this webinar, panelists Dr. Joanna Hamilton, Neuropsychologist; Leigh Craney, … Continued

Correction: FSRA has indicated that insurers are not obliged to pay for the services mentioned in the summary below, but are encouraged to consider paying for same on a case by case basis. Secondly, complaints or concerns with respect to insurer conduct or breaches of the UDAP should be directed to the Market Conduct Branch … Continued

Thomson Rogers’ personal injury lawyers Stephen Birman and Ava Williams presented at the Canadian Institute of Actuaries for the Virtual Actuarial Evidence Seminar on the topic of “De-mystifying Pre-judgment Interest.” The presentation discussed the following topics: What is pre-judgement interest? The Purpose of PJI Section 128 (1) of the Courts of Justice Act Rule 53.10 … Continued

Thomson Rogers’ personal injury lawyers David MacDonald and Stephen Birman presented at GLA Rehab on the topic of “Using SPECT Scan, GOSE and Clinician Documentation to Determine Brain Injury and Catastrophic Impairment.” The presentation discussed the following topics: ABI + CAT Criteria Since June 1, 2016 “Positive Findings” SPECT Scan Triaging the ABI Impairments Triaging … Continued

On February 12, 2020, Thomson Rogers’ personal injury lawyer Michael Bennett presented the “Top 5 Purr-iceless CAT Cases of 2019” at the Medico-Legal Society of Toronto (MLST) 10th Annual Catastrophic Injury Program. The presentation focused on the following 5 cases: Case #1: Tomec v. Economical Mutual Insurance Company, 2019 ONCA 882. Case #2: 18-004112 v. … Continued