In 2001, Health Canada approved the use of a medical device that would alleviate the need for women to...
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CEREBRAL PALSY: DIAGNOSIS
This Blog is the fifth in a series of posts on Cerebral Palsy (CP) and its relation to medical...
Injuries From Multiple Events: Good News from the Supreme Court of Canada
It is welcome news to victims of car accidents, and other cases of negligence, in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick...
Saulnier v. Tynski, 2009 NSSC 262
A motion was brought in this case to approve a settlement Mr. Wagner negotiated on behalf of the Plaintiff,...
Improperly Sterilized Equipment May Have Infected Patients
It was revealed that officials of a New Brunswick health authority discussed the use of improperly sterilized biopsy forceps...
Proving Medical Malpractice and Causation by Inferences
Unfortunately it happens all too often that patients in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and PEI are injured by a...
Child Care Negligence And Abuse
It can be really difficult to obtain a placement in a licensed daycare center or family home daycare agency,...
Driver Not to be Charged in Fatal Nova Scotia Tour Bus Accident
Following a fatal tour bus crash in July 2014, police have decided not to charge the driver who allegedly...
Understanding Your No-Fault Car Accident Insurance Benefits
Section B – Mandatory Accident Benefits While many of the legal concerns surrounding a car accident focus on the...
Reports of Dangerous Side Effects from Off-Label Use of Drugs
Some doctors in Nova Scotia and the rest of Canada prescribe medications to treat diseases without having evidence supporting...