Myelopathy: The Overlooked Injury That Could Impact Your Accident Compensation

Peter Murray on December 10, 2024

When you’ve been involved in an accident, the physical and emotional toll can be overwhelming. Pain, discomfort, and changes in your body’s function may not be immediately apparent, but as symptoms progress, it becomes crucial to understand their cause. One such condition often overlooked by physicians—and in turn, by the legal system—is myelopathy.

Snowmobiling Safety Best Practices

campisillp on January 16, 2024

This winter, as temperatures and snow begin to fall, snowmobiles will start gracing the snow-dappled scenery of Ontario. Whether riding on the road or on one of the province’s many designated snowmobile trails, snowmobiling offers the opportunity to travel fast in heavy snowfall, or explore the winter wonderland of Ontario’s parks and forests.

Stay Safe While Having Fun! Protect Yourself and Others While Tobogganing

campisillp on January 8, 2024

Winter is here and with it, fresh snow in our backyards, school yards, and most importantly our local park hills. What were once grassy ridges will be transformed to thrilling sites for sledding and tobogganing. There are many designated hills in Ontario that are inspected regularly for safety, where people of all ages can gather and enjoy the crisp winter weather and share in the thrill of rushing down a slope, including nearly 30 parks in Toronto alone!

Children’s Brain Injury Lawyer, What to Expect

Julia Vilorio Peguero on July 24, 2023

Part II – What to Expect from Your Child’s Brain Injury Lawyer

This is the second article in our two part series about Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) in Children. (You can read our Part 1 here).

Traumatic Brain Injury in Children

Julia Vilorio Peguero on July 12, 2023

Part I – Getting the Right Help for Your Child

When a child suffers a Traumatic Brain Injury, (TBI) the implications can be serious. Parents are extremely worried about the health and future well-being of their injured child, regardless of how severe the injury appears at the moment.

Brain Injury Awareness Month: A Vital Cause for Campisi

Cesar Carranza on June 21, 2023

Brain Injury Awareness Month aims to shed light on the significance of brain injuries and promote education, prevention, and support. This annual initiative provides an opportunity for individuals, organizations, and communities to come together, raising awareness about the far-reaching impact of brain injuries and advocating for better resources and understanding.

SPECT Scan Accepted As Evidence in Trial

campisillp on August 15, 2022

Recently, in Wabie v Wilson (2022 ONSC 4296) the Ontario Superior Court of Justice revisited the role played by SPECT scans in diagnosing Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs). SPECT (or Single Photon Emission Computerized Tomography) is a highly specialized form of diagnostic imaging that measures perfusion (the flow of blood) in the brain. As opposed to MRI or CT scans, which are used to view anatomy or structure, the 3D SPECT images show areas of decreased perfusion that highlight abnormalities in brain function.

Concussions in Children – Your Questions Answered

campisillp on July 27, 2022

As parents and caregivers, we all strive to protect our children from harm. Despite our precautions however, too many of our kids will suffer concussions from sports and activities, or as passengers in a car accident.

SPECT Endorsed for Traumatic Brain Injury Diagnosis

campisillp on November 3, 2021

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.

How to Prove Concussion in Personal Injury Cases

campisillp on March 20, 2020

Concussions are often referred to as invisible injuries because they are hard to detect. Fortunately, over the years there have been some advances in medicine that enable those in the medical field to detect even the tiniest signs of injury in the brain.

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