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A Patient’s Right to Know About Medical Errors and the Lack of Transparency
19 / August / 2015
The Quality of Care Information Protection Act, 2004 (QCIPA) was developed to allow health professionals and organizations...
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A Soldier and His Combat Dog Both Returned From Iraq With PTSD
19 / August / 2015
A recent article from The Washington Post (July 2, 2015) reports on a former Army Ranger and his dog helping each other overcome...
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Children With Sports Injuries: Who Is Liable?
19 / August / 2015
When a child plays on a sports team or participates in physical education class, there is a risk of serious injury. If your child has...
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Medical Innovations: Research Breakthrough to Revolutionize Stroke Treatment
22 / June / 2015
A recent article from ‘The Heart and Stroke’ reports on the dramatic results from a new clinical trial which are set to change...
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Medical Innovations: Injectable Gel Makes Inroads Against Blindness and Stroke
22 / June / 2015
A recent article in ‘The Globe and Mail’ reports on researchers from the University of Toronto who are now testing a potentially...
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Facing the Reality: Your Facebook Is Not as Private as You Would Think
22 / June / 2015
Over the last decade, social networking websites like Facebook have become a part of daily life for many people around the world. With...
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Nursing Home Liability – What the Elderly and Their Children Need to Know (Part Two)
22 / June / 2015
In the previous edition of our blog, we looked at several alarming incidents involving neglect and abuse of residents in nursing...
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Richard Bogoroch to Present at the Osgoode Certificate in Elder Law
06 / May / 2015
Richard Bogoroch has been invited to speak at The Osgoode Programme on Elder Law, a unique 5 day interdisciplinary...
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