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- What are Statutory Accident Benefits in Ontario (“SABS”)?
Please note: as of July 1, 2026, major changes to the Statutory Accident Benefits (SABS) no fault scheme in Ontario have dramatically changed what auto insurance companies will cover for injured victims of motor vehicle accidents. See IMPORTANT CHANGES COMING TO STATUTORY ACCIDENT BENEFITS IN ONTARI … Read more »
- Effectively building an economic loss theory in complex cases involving high-income earners
When the right expert and evidence align, complex income loss claims can yield eight-figure results One of the fundamental principles of compensation in personal injury litigation is that an injured person should be compensated for what they have lost — no more and no less. While that principle is n … Read more »
- When medicine meets the courtroom
Translating clinical judgment into legal proof Medical malpractice litigation sits at a unique intersection between law and medicine. Clinical decision-making – often made in moments of urgency, uncertainty, and evolving risk – must later be reconstructed into a narrative that satisfies legal standa … Read more »
- Catastrophic Injury Lawyer Ontario: Leading Advocates for Complex Litigation in Personal Injury Cases
When a catastrophic injury occurs, the impact extends far beyond immediate medical care. Families are often faced with long-term rehabilitation decisions, financial uncertainty, and complex legal processes—all while navigating emotional distress. In such situations, early consultation with an experi … Read more »
- MARCELO V. THE PERSONAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Bogoroch & Associates LLP, on behalf of the Appellant, Flordeliza Marcelo, was successful in the Divisional Court decision of Marcelo v. The Personal Insurance Company, 2026 ONSC 974, on the important issue of whether an intracranial brain contusion falls within the definition of a “minor injury” un … Read more »