Ryan Marinacci discusses the decision Florence v. Benzaquen, 2021 ONCA 523 in recent Law Times article

Ryan Marinacci was recently featured in the Law Times article Ontario doctor owes no duty of care to future child for pre-conception negligence: appellate court.

Marinacci notes that the Supreme Court of Canada has not yet determined whether this duty of care between physician and unborn child can exist. 

Read the full reported decision here. 

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Ryan Marinacci discusses the decision Florence v. Benzaquen, 2021 ONCA 523 in recent Law Times article

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The Ontario Court of Appeal reaffirms that a physician does not owe a duty of care to an unborn child. Ryan Marianacci covers this decision in Florence v. Benzaquen.

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Ryan Marinacci

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