Publications
The following are articles and papers authored by Bogoroch & Associates LLP principals.
The following are articles and papers authored by Bogoroch & Associates LLP principals.
Medical malpractice plaintiffs who have suffered adverse outcomes often have no answers as to what happened to them and why, and that struck Ryan Marinacci, associate at Bogoroch & Associates LLP, as a situation he could do something about. “Advocating on behalf…
Ryan Marinacci discusses medical malpractice and what drew him to Bogoroch & Associates LLP with Canadian Lawyer MagazineRead moreMallory Hendry of Canadian Lawyer sat down with Mahsa Dabirian, partner at Bogoroch & Associates, to discuss what she loves about what she does. Mahsa Dabirian had little exposure to the world of science and medicine prior to her practice in personal injury,…
Bogoroch's Mahsa Dabirian on what it takes to tackle medical malpractice litigationRead moreFor Linda Wolanski, lawyer at Bogoroch & Associates LLP, advocating on behalf of individuals who have suffered wrongs and been injured is a privilege — but her path to the role of advocate wasn’t a straight one. The first four years…
Provable facts the building blocks to success, says Bogoroch & Associate's Linda WolanskiRead moreMedical malpractice can be among the more challenging areas of practice because of the medical knowledge lawyers need and the requirement to prove the applicable standard of care was not followed, says Maria Damiano, president-elect of the Ontario Trial Lawyers’…
Standard of care and causation are among challenges in malpractice cases, experts in med-mal law sayRead moreOver the last year, Anthea Chan, lawyer at Bogoroch & Associates LLP, has done many virtual discoveries and while there was a learning curve, she has adapted her practice to make the process smoother. “Virtual discoveries are here to stay,…
Best practices for virtual discoveries developing over timeRead moreThe Ontario courts has continuously grappled with defining the test for causation in personal injury cases with multiple defendants. In Clements v. Clements, 2012 SCC 32, the Supreme Court of Canada affirmed the causation test as: whether “but for” the defendant’s…
Posing the question of causation to juries in personal injury trialsRead morePersonal injury lawyer concerned majority of people won’t know about new requirement Personal injury lawyer Rachel Radomski, associate at Bogoroch & Associates LLP, says a recent amendment to the Occupiers’ Liability Act will result in “access to justice for many…
Change to notice period in Occupiers’ Liability Act limits access to justiceRead morePI lawyer predicts the cost-efficient option will last beyond COVID-19 Yoni Silberman, partner at Bogoroch & Associates LLP, just wrapped up her first hearing by videoconference, and while there are upsides and downsides, “in the case of representation of plaintiffs,…
Virtual hearings here to stayRead more