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- Law Times – Team mentality, dedication to clients sets firm apart for junior lawyer
“A firm can only be as good as the sum of all its parts — to be the best you need all hands on deck and everybody committed to a common goal…McLeish Orlando is known as one of the top, if not the top, personal injury firms, and I believe a lot of that can be attributed to our team mentality,” tells … Read more »
- The Impact of Criminal Trials on Civil Trials: What to Know
Written By: Nick Todorovic and Aidan Vining, Student-at-Law Many wrongful acts that people commit can be subject to both criminal and civil proceedings. For example, a drunk driver may hit someone and be charged criminally and the injured person may then also commence a civil suit against the drunk … Read more »
- When Further Defence Medical Examinations of the Plaintiff May Be Unfair: Mitsis v. Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Community of London, 2021 ONSC 5719
Written By: Brandon Pedersen and Lori Khaouli, Student-at-Law OVERVIEW OF THE CASE In Mitsis v. Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Community of London, 2021 ONSC 5719, the defendant moved for an Order compelling the plaintiff to attend a second medical examination pursuant to section 105 of the Courts of J … Read more »
- Most Common Spinal Cord Injuries: Types and Causes
Written By: William Harding and Daniel Garas, Summer Student Being involved in a motor vehicle collision or an accident of another kind may result in an injury to the spinal cord. There are varying types of spinal cord injuries (SCIs) and depending on the injury, the symptoms will differ. TYPES OF S … Read more »
- Jury Striking and the Statutory Deductible: Rumney v Nelson, 2021 ONSC 5632
Written By: Brandon Pedersen and Aidan Vining, Student-at-Law The recent decision of Rumney v Nelson, 2021 ONSC 5632 out of Orangeville is yet another case where the Defendant’s jury notice was conditionally struck. Interestingly, this case has the added bonus of a discussion about whether a jury sh … Read more »