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Canadian doctor’s surgery ‘black box’

September 26th, 2015 in Medical Malpractice

Whether we choose to think about it or not, all too often mistakes are made by surgeons and other medical personnel in the operating room in the course of a medical procedure.  While in some cases measures may be taken…

CFL facing lawsuits for brain injuries

September 20th, 2015 in Brain Injuries

Brain injuries can occur in a variety of situations including car accidents and falls. They can also happen while someone is playing sports. Professional athletes are not immune to this. Readers may be aware of the class action lawsuit brought…

Securing children may reduce car deaths

September 7th, 2015 in Fatal Motor Vehicle Accidents

With so many vehicles on Toronto area roads it is seemingly inevitable that car accidents will occur. When they do, the outcome can be devastating injuries. Sometimes those injuries are so severe that they result death. While this is a…

Donation Creates Research Chair Position

August 29th, 2015 in Spinal Cord Injuries

Individuals who reside in Ottawa and suffer from spinal injuries could benefit from a research chair recently created at an area hospital, which will focus on finding a cure for the injury. The chair, which will reside at the Ottawa…

Fired for one act of misconduct? Maybe!

August 27th, 2015 in Employment & Severance

Employment lawyers receive calls from employees who have been fired for “cause” or from employers that think they have “cause” to fire an employee. These calls put us in the position of having to explain the difference between “cause” versus “without cause” termination. The difference is significant for one essential reason. In without cause terminations, […]

Can eye movement indicate a concussion?

August 23rd, 2015 in Brain Injuries

In most cases when someone is injured, the sooner their condition is diagnosed, the better, as it allows for proper treatment to quickly be provided. This is certainly true where concussions are concerned and the results of a recent study…

When someone suffers a spinal injury

August 3rd, 2015 in Spinal Cord Injuries

Readers are likely well aware how devastating a spinal cord injury could be. Partial or total paralysis of one’s body is an outcome that few can imagine having to adapt to. Sadly, people find that they are in this situation…

Could antibodies help in TBI recovery?

July 26th, 2015 in Brain Injuries

Those who suffer a traumatic brain injury potentially face difficulties not only in the short-term, but possibly later in life as well. This could be true even if someone seems to fully recover from the condition. Specifically, studies indicate someone…

Stem cells to treat spinal injury: study

July 4th, 2015 in Spinal Cord Injuries

There are many injuries that could occur as a result of an accident. Those that impact the spine are often particularly devastating and could result in someone being unable to use his or her limbs ever again. Researchers are continually…

Robotic limbs controlled by brain

June 5th, 2015 in Spinal Cord Injuries

An injury to the spine is one of the most devastating that someone can experience and survive. Though a person who lives through a spinal injury is alive, the quality of his or her life can be greatly impacted. This…

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