What to Do When a Doctor Misdiagnosed You
Medical misdiagnosis is more common than most people think. Research suggests that diagnostic errors affect over ten million people every year in the U.S. alone, with error rates as
Managing Civil Litigation with Technology during COVID-19
Since the arrival of COVID-19 and the impacts it has had on the judicial system, civil courts have adopted digital tools to facilitate case proceedings. Clients, legal teams, and judges
Long-Haul COVID & Long-Term Disability in Canada
As we’re going into the third year of the pandemic, the physical and mental health of Canadians continues to be significantly impacted by it. There are many people suffering
What is Wrongful Death?
The term “wrongful death” is a legal term, one you will hear most often in the context of a “wrongful death lawsuit.” Wrongful death lawsuits occur when someone dies
How to Negotiate a Personal Injury Settlement
A personal injury can result in many different types of losses including mental, physical, emotional and even financial. Securing compensation for these losses—especially when they were caused by someone else’s
Accidents in Public Places: Who is Liable?
If you’ve been injured or in an accident on government-owned public property you’re probably wondering who is responsible for recovery compensation. A public space might be owned by a private
Nursing Home Checklist and Advice
Did you know that Canada has one of the highest life expectancies for both men and women in the world? The population that will live past 80 is expected to
Is This Really a Fair Way to Treat Innocent Accident Victims?
It only takes a moment for someone’s life, and the life of their loved ones, to be dramatically changed for the worse through no fault of their own. In Ontario,
Wynperle Law: Injury Cases We Accept
Many of the calls and emails we receive are questions about what type of injury law cases we accept and if their situation is worth pursuing in court. Although each
Slip and Falls Top the List of Injuries in Canada
With over 5.9 million seniors and 5.8 million kids 14-years and younger, it should be no surprise that “falling” tops the list of injuries in Canada. It makes sense. Seniors
