Dale has experience litigating serious motor vehicle accident claims as well as slip and fall, occupier’s liability, product liability, and long-term disability claims. He has successfully argued before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, the Ontario Small Claims Court as well as a various levels of Tribunals.

Born and raised in the Midland area, his knowledge of the community and the people who live there combined with his experience working in both large urban and small rural firms makes him a real asset to his clients. His experience articling with a large insurance defence firm provides him with a unique understanding of how insurers approach litigation. Dale understands the challenges his client’s face and knows how to achieve the best possible results for them.

At this conference, Mr. Cahill discussed: “The plaintiff lawyer’s perspective on the role of the nursing expert in a negligence or malpractice claim”. In particular, Mr. Cahill discussed the many ways in which a legal nurse consultant can assist a plaintiff lawyer in case evaluation, medical document review, and provision of evidence in the prosecution of a medical malpractice claim.

For more information about the Legal Nurse Consultants Association of Canada, please visit their website at: www.lncac.ca.

In Court, Chris Morrison and Stephanie Quesnelle argued on behalf of The Dominion that it had sold a policy of insurance for a premium that was based on not having to respond to claims of this nature, that the policy was clear and unambiguous and that the entire claim was excluded.

Justice Richetti agreed with these submissions noting that The Dominion was an “innocent” party in these transactions and should not have to cover a risk it clearly had excluded.

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.

• CTV News Investigates Complications of Transvaginal Mesh
  On April 30th and May 1st, 2012, CTV National News released three news segments discussing the potential and devastating effects of transvaginal mesh.

  If you have suffered from transvaginal mesh complications, please contact Paul Miller at WILL DAVIDSON LLP to discuss your situation, and how you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries.
  http://www.ctv.ca/CTVNews/TopStories/20120430/transvaginal-mesh-incontinence-women-120430/
  http://www.ctv.ca/CTVNews/Health/20120430/transvaginal-surgical-mesh-120430/
  http://watch.ctv.ca/news/#clip669693

• The Globe and Mail Discusses Risks of Transvaginal Mesh Surgery
  After CTV National News released three news segments discussing the potential and devastating effects of transvaginal mesh, The Globe and Mail release their own article discussing the risks of transvaginal mesh surgery.

  If you have suffered from transvaginal mesh complications, please contact Paul Miller at WILL DAVIDSON LLP to discuss your situation, and how you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries.
  http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health/new-health/andre-picard/time-to-discuss-risks-of-surgical-meshes/article2425399/page1/

• http://www.americanownews.com/story/17939546/routine-surgery-for-women-can-cause-lifelong-complications

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.