Canadian transvaginal mesh lawsuits are being commenced against the manufacturers of the transvaginal mesh, as transvaginal mesh can cause numerous complications, including perforation of the vaginal walls, pain, urinary problems, bleeding, and the recurrence of prolapse and/or incontinence. Complications have also led to injuries to nearby blood vessels and organs, including the bowel and bladder. These complications have triggered numerous Canadian transvaginal mesh lawsuits filed by patients who have fallen victim to infections, erosion of the vaginal mesh and other painful complications.

If you are interested in commencing a Canadian transvaginal mesh lawsuit, contact WILL DAVIDSON LLP today to learn how your rights can be asserted, and how you may be entitled to compensation. We would also be happy to answer any questions you have regarding Canadian transvaginal mesh lawsuits in general.

WILL DAVIDSON LLP is an experienced law firm with offices throughout Ontario. We are handling individual Canadian transvaginal mesh lawsuits nationwide, and are accepting new Canadian transvaginal mesh lawsuits from all provinces and territories.

Paul Miller: 416.360.1194 pmiller@willdavidson.ca

Meghan Walker: Student-at-Law: 905.337.9568. mwalker@willdavidson.ca

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Justice McCarthy’s appointment is indicative of the unparalleled history of excellence within Will Davidson LLP.  His is the ninth appointment of one of our lawyers to the Superior Court of Justice in the Province of Ontario.  A remarkable accomplishment in and of itself for such a small firm, which reflects a long tradition of commitment to the administration of justice and access to our Courts for those most in need.

Health Canada has acknowledged and warned surgeons that Gynecare TVT has serious manufactured defects, which include rough edges along the tape, and disintegration of the tape, causing tape particles to dangerously migrate to other parts of the body.

The most frequent complications from surgery where Gynecare TVT was used are perforation of the vaginal walls, pain, urinary problems, bleeding, and the recurrence of prolapse and/or incontinence. Complications have also led to injuries to nearby blood vessels and organs, including the bowel and bladder.

If you have experienced complications after undergoing surgery where Gynecare TVT was used, contact WILL DAVIDSON LLP today to learn how your rights can be asserted, and how you may be entitled to compensation.

After graduation, Diane worked for a sole practitioner in St. Catharines before moving back to Muskoka.  She joined the team at Will Davidson LLP in 1999, when the Huntsville Office was first launched.  In 2002, Diane moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia where she worked as a paralegal for two years.

Diane resumed her employment with Will Davidson LLP in 2004.  She works primarily with Annette Casullo, LLB, with emphasis in personal injury, real property disputes, and estate litigation.  Diane is a member of the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association.

Outside of work, Diane is involved in various recreational activities with her two young children, and volunteers her time with the Huntsville Co-operative Day Care and Nursery School.

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After first working for two partners at a large firm in St. Catharines in the areas of family law, civil litigation and employment/labour law, Kathy and her then soon-to-be husband moved to Huntsville in 1999 to begin their life together.  Kathy joined Will Davidson LLP in September 1999, and began working exclusively with Annette A. Casullo in 2004.

Kathy’s work focuses primarily on motor vehicle collision cases and personal injury matters, along with wrongful dismissal and estate litigation.  She enjoys mediation and trial work, and helping her clients achieve good results.

Kathy is an active member of the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association and Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario.

During her spare time, Kathy enjoys walking, hiking, scrapbooking, and spending time with her husband and son.

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Cydney was born and raised in Huntsville, Ontario.  Upon graduating from high school, she attended Ryerson Polytechnical Institute (now Ryerson University) in Toronto, and ultimately graduated with her Bachelor of Business Management Degree, having majored in Marketing.

Thereafter, she and her husband moved back to Huntsville to be near their families, where they then settled and began to raise their own family.

Over the next few years, Cydney worked in the hotel industry, in municipal government, and assisted her husband in opening and running his own business.

Thereafter, in March, 2000, she joined Will Davidson’s Huntsville office, first in the capacity of Legal Assistant, and then as a Law Clerk, obtaining her Diploma as a certified Law Clerk through the Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario from Humber College.

Later still, in the fall of 2008, her clerking duties were modified when she also became a member of the Will Davidson firm-wide Administrative team and began assisting in the fulfillment of various other functions for the Huntsville office, inclusive of Accounting and Information Technology, thereby making her a true “Jill of all Trades”.

Cydney spends her spare time reading, watching movies, spending time with her husband and two children, and acting and singing in local community theatre productions.

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Breadth of Knowledge:  Trace obtained his Bachelor of Science degree, majoring in both Biology and Psychology, from the University of Toronto.  He next achieved certification by the Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario, and then a certificate in Alternative Dispute Resolution from the University of Windsor.  In 2008, Trace was licenced as a Paralegal by the Law Society of Upper Canada.  Since joining Will Davidson LLP in 1996, Trace has participated in over 30 continuing legal education programmes put on by esteemed professional organizations such as:  the Law Society of Upper Canada, the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association, the Ontario Bar Association, and the Advocates’ Society.

Depth of Experience:  Over the past 16 years, Trace has assisted hundreds of our clients with obtaining replacement of lost income, and compensation for injuries, as a result of accidental injury, physical or psychological illness, and disability.  Trace has participated in mediations with lawyers and insurers before the Financial Services Commission of Ontario.  He has achieved success for many clients before Canada Pension Plan disability benefit review tribunals.  He has occasionally assisted clients in the Small Claims Court, and in other areas of practice.

Demand for Respect:  Trace is of the view that an injured or disabled person deserves respect from insurers and from the party who caused the injury.  He views injury and disability as life-changing experiences for our clients – even if others don’t appreciate it.  Trace strives to have insurers accord his clients due respect for their injuries and losses, and also for their emotional well-being.  It’s not just the end result that matters.  It’s also how Trace gets our clients to that end result.  The opposing party must respect our client along the way.

The Lighter Side:  Outside of work, Trace is most likely to be found near water.  Whether in a kayak, sailboat, powerboat, or floating along on a log, Trace enjoys being on and around the water.  His alternate choice – bicycling.  Both Trace and his wife, Rebekah, regularly cycle the roads and trails of Muskoka.  Trace has an artistic streak, including the sale of chainsaw carvings to buyers from Canada, the U.S.A. and Europe.

Trust the Huntsville law firm that has argued and won some of the leading cases in Canada.  Contact Will Davidson LLP for a consultation and to find out how our lawyers can help you – (705) 788-3740 or 1 (866) 788-3740.

After her move to Canada, Emma spent some time as a law clerk practicing in the area of wills and estates, and real estate, before joining Will Davidson in February 2003.  Emma works in close tandem with Will Davidson’s partner, David A. Morin.

Emma specializes in civil litigation, focusing primarily on commercial litigation, environmental claims, insurance law, real estate litigation, municipal liability, product liability and personal injury.  She is proficient in all aspects of file management, legal research, and the drafting of pleadings, motions and other court documents required to successfully prosecute our clients’ claims.  She has extensive trial and appeal experience.

Emma is an active member of the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association.

Emma resides in the Huntsville area with her family, and enjoys travel, music and gardening in her spare time.

Trust the Huntsville law firm that has argued and won some of the leading cases in Canada.  Contact Will Davidson LLP for a consultation and to find out how our lawyers can help you – (705) 788-3740 or 1 (866) 788-3740.

The veteran had fought for decades for recognition of his Active Force disability.

It its decision released on May 30, 2011, the Board recognized that the veteran’s disability was incurred during and is attributable to his Active Force service.