What are discovery examinations in an injury claim?
Discovery examinations are an important part of the litigation process. They typically happen after you have filed a lawsuit, the defendant has filed a defence...
Read MoreDiscovery examinations are an important part of the litigation process. They typically happen after you have filed a lawsuit, the defendant has filed a defence...
Read MoreLimitation periods are set by legislation. The impose a deadline by which an injured person must file a lawsuit. For injury claims in Nova Scotia,...
Read MoreA contingency fee means that you only have to pay your lawyer if you win your case, and only after you have received compensation. You...
Read MoreAll medical professionals must have a patient’s informed consent in order to affect a particular treatment. This means that all risks material to the treatment...
Read MoreSummarized, a patient needs to prove three things to win a medical malpractice claim against a doctor, nurse or hospital: (1) that the medical professional...
Read MoreMisdiagnosis resulting in injuries are common in medical malpractice claims. In order to assess whether the misdiagnosis resulted from negligence, we look whether the doctor...
Read MoreOne of the primary causes of cerebral palsy include a lack of oxygen to a baby in utero, or head trauma during delivery. Sometimes a...
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