Publications

Costs are an often overlooked aspect of civil litigation until the time comes to negotiate settlement. However, there are many occasions during the course of litigation, from the time the lawsuit is commenced to the motions stage and during trial…

This article, featured in The Lawyers Weekly, discusses how the Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently concluded that the province’s rules allowing judges to discharge juries in civil actions do not infringe the Charter.   The Ontario Superior Court of…

In December of 2004, K.B., a husband and father of two children, was driving on the 401 Highway near Milton, Ontario, when his car was rear-ended by a tractor trailer. The accident rendered K.B. catastrophically injured. Bogoroch & Associates were hired…

Few medical diagnoses have engendered as much controversy as fibromyalgia. Among doctors, lawyers and health care professionals, lines have been drawn as to the existence of this condition. As a lawyer who represents fibromyalgia survivors and their families, I can…

This paper reviews the framework for acting for persons under disability and to assist counsel and the insurer in understanding the myriad rules and procedures which inform and govern this aspect of the law. Review this article for more information…

Read the full article Rules You Must Have in Your Back Pocket for Every Single Motion here

Excerpt Judicial Treatment of Pain-Associated Disorders Cases involving pain-associated disorders, whether in the context of a tort action, accident benefits claim or long-term disability action, present difficult and unique challenges, not only because of the complexities of this medical condition…

This paper reviews a recent case from British Columbia in which the cap on general damages was unsuccessfully challenged and will then consider some recent case law assessing future pecuniary losses. It then turns to a consideration of the court’s…