April 3, 2018
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Proven Methods for Avoiding or Removing a Client from the Minor Injury Guideline (MIG) Your client was in a car accident. At first, she felt fortunate to come away with just a few minor aches […]
Don’t Post and Plead The Impact of Social Media Posts in Personal Injury Cases Imagine what went through the mind of the lawyer for the plaintiff in the 2015 BC Supreme Court case Tombasso v […]
Been there, done that” – the key to delivering peer support to those with spinal cord injuries One of the most powerful ways of helping someone who has recently sustained a spinal cord injury (SCI) […]
When you’re growing up as a child, your world is very small. You have your immediate family around you, and there are occasional trips to see family and friends at their homes. While we made […]
At Wynperle Law we’re committed to giving back to the communities where we live and work. This year, Wynperle continues its support of the Ontario Peer Support Program at the Hamilton office of SCI Ontario […]
28th Annual OIAA and HLA Joint Insurance Seminar May 1, 2014 The Hamilton Convention Centre Allen Wynperle, Co-Chair
Concussions, also known as “Mild Traumatic Brain Injury” (mTBI), have received much warranted attention over the past few years, particularly with sports stars like Sidney Crosby demonstrating the seriousness of such injuries.
The Supreme Court of Canada recently upheld a $1-million civil fraud judgment against Toronto businessman Robert Hyrniak. Summary judgments are used in court by one party against another in order to get a final decision […]