Victoria is an associate in Siskinds’ Personal Injury Law Group. She provides top-quality legal services to her client by prioritizing clarity and accessibility when explaining legal options to her clients. Her practice includes motor vehicle litigation, short/long term disability claims, slips/trips and falls, and dog bite cases.
Victoria attended Western Law, where she worked and volunteered in the legal clinic. In addition to her academics and advocacy, Victoria competed as a varsity fencer for the Western Fencing Team.
The applicant, Vanessa Vasudevan, was injured in a motor vehicle collision on February 20, 2017. She was 15 years old at the time.
The applicant applied to her automobile insurer, Economical Insurance, for accident benefits. She applied to the Licence Appeal Tribunal (the “LAT”) when a number of treatment plans and her claim for Non-Earner Benefits (“NEBs”) were denied.
The LAT reversed its decision which would have barred the applicant from proceeding with a claim for benefits.
In a recent costs decision on a construction law case, Justice Broad considered the principle of proportionality in mixed-success simplified procedure cases.
In this medical malpractice appeal, the ONCA upheld a trial judge’s decision of joint liability where the physician “supported” the negligent decision of the main doctor.
The Divisional Court allowance of an appeal of an interlocutory order for productions from the Licence Appeal Tribunal.
In this case, the Divisional Court has weighed in on the applicability of the material contribution test for causation in the context of the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule…