The Canadian Association of Nuclear Medicine (CANM) has unanimously embraced a new method and set guidelines for brain single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) imaging for neurology and psychiatry. The news on this landmark decision was released on July 16, 2021.
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Being involved in any motor vehicle accident is frightening. When that motor vehicle accident involves a transport truck, it can be an especially difficult road ahead. Victims face the onerous journey of medical recovery while being asked to navigate the complex legal challenges barring them from obtaining the assistance they require.
Since the onset of the COVID 19 crisis, our healthcare workers have been subjected to ongoing and almost relentless stress.
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Aviva Insurance Company of Canada and Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS) Ontario 2021 Decision
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On October 3rd, 2021, CanLII (the Canadian Legal Information Institute) published the following article in their CanLII Connects Commentaries:
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In November 2020, the Ontario government’s Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services launched a multi-year initiative to overhaul administration of the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) and Ontario Works (OW) under the title, “Recovery and Renewal: A Vision for Social Assistance Transformation”.
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In the August 31st, 2021 article, “Shhh! Don’t show this article to a jury in a vehicle accident lawsuit“, insurance industry magazine Canadian Underwriter cites the expert opinion of Campisi lawyer Nathan Tischler in a story about motor vehicle accident tort claims. In the context of a recent lawsuit, writer Greg Meckbach highlights this fact to which jury members are often oblivious: that a statutory deductible of almost $40,000 exists for pain and suffering in these cases.
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Congratulations to our own Joseph Campisi who has been recognized in the 2022 edition* of Best Lawyers® in Canada for Personal Injury Litigation. Based on the principle that “the best lawyers know who the best lawyers are”, professionals who are included in this prestigious listing are selected entirely based on peer review.
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Congratulations to our own Joseph Campisi who has been recognized in the 2022 edition* of Best Lawyers® in Canada for Personal Injury Litigation. Based on the principle that “the best lawyers know who the best lawyers are”, professionals who are included in this prestigious listing are selected entirely based on peer review.
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So many cars are written off as total losses in serious collisions that the terms “write-off” and “totalled” have become everyday expressions in our language. Although approximately 17% of all collisions in Canada result in write-offs, there is a lot of confusion surrounding what is meant, how it is determined and what rights and obligations you have as the owner of the vehicle.
