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• Barring drivers would revolutionize the civil jury pool

    An attempt to bar drivers who pay insurance from serving on civil juries would revolutionize the system as we know it, Ottawa personal injury…

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• Irresistible inference’ from accident report that city liable

    A recent report into the 2013 crash between an Ottawa bus and train that killed six shows that the city’s liability in the case…

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• Don’t turn a blind eye’ at teen parties involving alcohol

    Anyone who hosts a party is responsible for the safety of those who attend — even after they have left, Ottawa personal injury lawyer…

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• Westerhof restores law around opinion evidence admissibility

  In a recent blog post for the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association, Ottawa personal injury lawyer Najma Rashid highlights five notable points from Westerhof v. Gee…

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• Do you practice in the area of long-term disability?

    Do you practice in the area of long-term disability? Join your colleagues at the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association's 2018 LTD Workshop and learn practical…

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• Treatment providers not required to comply with Rule 53.03: OCA

    The Ontario Court of Appeal (OCA) has ruled participant experts and non-party experts may give opinion evidence without complying with Rule 53.03 of the…

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• State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company v. Aslan

  An April 13, 2016 decision by Justice Charles T. Hackland in Ottawa has provided further guidance on the notice requirements before an insurer can perform…

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• Relatives continue to provide care despite benefit limitations

    When it comes to providing care to an injured individual, family members — not professionals — are most likely to move into a caregiving…

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