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Medical Malpractice Lawyer Toronto

Guiding you through the aftermath of the unexpected.

Medical practitioners take an oath to help their patients, but sometimes acts of negligence, whether intentional or not, lead to life-altering outcomes. You deserve legal advocacy that will help you and find some peace after a devastating experience. Campisi is here to do just that.

Contact us today for your free, no-obligation consultation.

Trusted Toronto Medical Malpractice Lawyers

You trust your medical providers to diagnose you correctly, recommend the appropriate treatments, and perform procedures with care. However, those professionals are human, which means they can make mistakes. Some of those mistakes can result in worsening conditions, serious injuries, or inadequate treatment. When negligence is involved, you have the right to file a claim and receive compensation.

Our experienced team of medical malpractice lawyers assumes the role of proving negligence and seeking justice for you. We have a strong track record of negotiating settlements and litigating medical malpractice cases for clients just like you. What sets us apart is our compassionate, client-driven approach that allows you to focus on your recovery while we take up the legal battle on your behalf.

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Meet Your Medical Malpractice Law Firm in Toronto

Joseph Campisi, our founding partner, leads the knowledgeable legal team of Campisi LLP. He has a PhD in insurance law and educates future legal minds as a professor of insurance law. Along with the mastery of insurance law, our firm leverages nearly 50 years of combined experience to provide the best possible legal representation. With a sole focus on personal injury law and a team approach with lawyers, paralegals, and support staff, we combine efforts to secure the best possible results.

It’s not just our legal expertise that helps you get through your medical malpractice experience. It’s the compassion that every team member has for our clients. You can expect to be treated with the utmost respect and empathy to help you maintain your dignity during a distressing time in your life.

How Our Medical Malpractice Lawyers Can Help You

When you’re recovering from a medical malpractice experience, you don’t need the added stress of navigating claims and legal processes. The team at Campisi handles all aspects of the process, including:

  1. Collecting evidence
  2. Determining negligence
  3. Advising you on legal matters
  4. Completing necessary paperwork
  5. Tracking all deadlines and appointments
  6. Negotiating on your behalf
  7. Litigating the claim if needed
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Why Trust Campisi LLP?

Not all law firms are equipped to support you with compassion throughout your claims process. Campisi LLP is known for being champions with heart. Your well-being, physically and emotionally, remains at the centre of everything we do as we work toward securing your settlement.

We make the experience easier in many ways, including:

Multilingual Options

With staff members speaking over 20 languages, we're able to provide quality legal representation that's easy to understand, regardless of your first language.

Trusted Legal Counsel

Thanks to decades of personal injury law experience and leadership from Joseph Campisi, the team provides exceptional legal strategies for all types of medical malpractice claims.

Proven Results

Many of our clients have received life-changing compensation that supported them as they recovered and moved forward.

Why You Need a Medical Malpractice Lawyer in Toronto

In Ontario, you can sue for medical malpractice, which means an at-fault person can be held liable to compensate you for the losses you suffer because of their negligence.   

The money you can get from the court for your injuries is called damages. There are two kinds of damages: pecuniary and non-pecuniary. Pecuniary damages are things like lost income now and in the future, and costs of care you’ll need because of the injury. Non-pecuniary damages are for the pain and suffering you go through because of the injury. The court awards both types to try to make up for what you lost or went through.  

You can only recover the amounts you have lost or are likely to lose in the future. Even if you can show that the healthcare practitioner’s negligence caused your injuries, your claim can only be worth as much as you might be proven at trial. Because medical malpractice lawsuits are usually challenging, as well as expensive and time-consuming, in some cases, the potential compensation can be too small to make suing your doctor the prudent choice. 

Medical malpractice lawsuits are complex, relying upon extremely technical evidence. It can take many years to prepare a winning case. Also, the Ontario Medical Association (OMA), the organization responsible for protecting the integrity of the profession, fully investigates each legal claim against its members and will resolutely defend any lawsuit when it does not believe that medical negligence was the cause of your injuries. Because of these factors, if you or a loved one has suffered injuries that could have been caused by medical malpractice, it is essential to discuss your case with an experienced, knowledgeable, and compassionate personal injury law firm.  At Campisi LLP, we take the time to explain a reasonable range of damages you could recover before you make the best decision for you and your family.

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What Should You Do After a Medical Malpractice Injury?

The steps you take after an injury due to medical negligence can impact the outcome if you seek legal recourse. 

In Ontario, medical malpractice happens when a healthcare practitioner fails to meet the standard of care expected of them based on their training, experience, and other factors, causing harm or injury to the patient. To succeed in a negligence lawsuit against your healthcare practitioner, you must establish all the following:

  • Standard of Care: The standard of care is objective and is based on what a reasonably competent practitioner in the same field would do in similar circumstances. So, for instance, an obstetrician practicing at a prestigious teaching hospital in a large urban centre would probably be held to a higher standard than could reasonably be expected of a gynecologist in a remote area faced with an emergency C-section. However, both are medical specialists who should share most of the required medical training, knowledge, and skill to perform the procedure. 
  • Breach of the Standard of Care: After you have determined the standard of care that applies to your case, you must demonstrate that the responsible party breached this standard. If the objectively reasonable standard of care is met, there is no negligence regardless of any diagnostic errors, unfortunate choices, or surgical mistakes, which “could have happened to anyone.” In the C-section example, if the gynecological surgeon injured the baby by cutting too deeply into the mother’s uterus, there could be grounds to start a lawsuit.
  • Causation: Having identified a potential breach of the standard of care, you must also demonstrate that this negligence directly caused the harm you suffered, or that it was a material contributing cause, and your outcome would have been better but for the negligent conduct. If a properly performed C-section incision would or could have meant that the injured baby did not suffer the harm, causation can be demonstrated at trial.

After the initial determination of medical malpractice, we recommend that you follow these steps:

  • Seek additional medical treatment from another provider.
  • Keep copies of all of your medical records, and collect any other evidence, such as photos of your injuries, written communication with care providers, and records of your experiences.
  • Contact our team right away. Our medical malpractice lawyers in Toronto are ready to give legal advice on how to proceed.

In Ontario, you generally have two years from the date of injury to start a lawsuit. There are limited exceptions to this rule, including the legal principle of discoverability.

Discoverability means the two-year limitation period usually begins on the date you knew, or reasonably should have known, that you had grounds for a claim against the negligent party. If you suspect you have been harmed due to medical malpractice, it’s important to speak with a personal injury lawyer experienced in complex professional negligence claims as soon as possible.

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What You’ll Get from Your Free Consultation

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Expert Case Assessment

We'll thoroughly evaluate your accident claim, determine its strength, and clearly explain your legal rights and potential compensation options.

2

Strategic Action Plan

You'll receive a detailed roadmap of your case timeline, key milestones, and our proven approach to maximize your settlement or court award.

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Immediate Protection

You'll leave with actionable advice and clear direction, whether we can take your case or not.

Your Path to Justice Starts Here

Walk away with complete clarity on your case value and next steps. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll connect you with a qualified specialist who can serve your needs, because your recovery is our priority.
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