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Ontario Trial Lawyers Association Blog

editorials, case summaries and association news

The Role of the OT in the GOS-E Catastrophic Assessment

Written by GLA Rehab / Personal Injury / October 02, 2022

A look at OT Situational Assessments and their role in the GOS-E catastrophic assessment.

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Gross-Up and Management Fees in Personal Injury Lawsuits

Written by Jennifer Lynch / Personal Injury / September 30, 2022

A look at gross-up management fees in personal injury lawsuits.

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Dependency Claims: How a Forensic Accountant Can Help

Written by Jennifer Lynch / Accident Benefits / September 07, 2022

A look at entitlements for family members who are affected in a personal injury claim.

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Food Recalls and Litigation

Written by Lauren Cullen / Safety / July 29, 2022

Manufacturers can reduce their risk of litigation by recalling their products as soon as possible and offering reasonable compensation for that product

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Fees in the Ontario No-Fault Regime: A Broken System

Written by Heather Colman / Accident Benefits / June 17, 2022

A discussion about outdated fee structures in the Ontario no-fault system.

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Living with Traumatic Brain Injury: The Role of Structured Settlements in Regaining Independence

Written by Laura Mullin / Brain injuries / June 14, 2022

How structured settlements can ease stressors for those living with TBI.

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