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Challenging the Denial of CPP Benefits: Success on Appeal
22 / November / 2016
The Canada Pension Plan (CPP), Canada’s largest public disability insurance program, has been the subject of recent criticism. Applicants...
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Basandra V. Sforza: How the Courts Are Preventing Double Recovery in Accident Benefit Settlements
17 / October / 2016
A person injured in a car accident is entitled to receive benefits from their own insurer as well as their tort case. However, when...
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The Frightening Reality of Medical Errors
12 / September / 2016
What is "Medical Error"? Medical error is an umbrella term that covers all manner of human failure: diagnostic mistakes,...
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Spoliation in Litigation: Err on the Side of Caution and Preserve All Evidence
06 / September / 2016
What is Spoliation? Preservation of evidence is integral to a fair and just litigation process. The destruction...
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Substituted Service via Social Media in Personal Injury Law
31 / August / 2016
Service by social media has been an emerging force in litigation in recent years. With an ever-increasing number of people with profiles...
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Case Study: Managing the Hurdles of a Legal Action
22 / August / 2016
Bogoroch & Associates LLP takes pride in obtaining a prompt resolution for our clients, even in very complicated cases. With each...
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Wong V. Salivan Landscape Ltd – When Does the Limitation Period Start?
16 / August / 2016
In litigation, it is always important to determine when exactly a claim is discovered because, under the law, a party only has two...
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Heidi Brown’s Article Surveillance in the Selfie Generation, Published in the Advocates’ Quarterly
30 / June / 2016
Congratulations to Heidi Brown on the publication of her article ‘Surveillance in the Selfie Generation in the prestigious Advocates’...
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