
Children’s Rehabilitation Foundation a Night of Miracles
Tapper Cuddy LLP was once again a proud sponsor of the Children’s Rehabilitation Foundation a Night of Miracles gala event at the Hargrave Street Market.
Tapper Cuddy LLP was once again a proud sponsor of the Children’s Rehabilitation Foundation a Night of Miracles gala event at the Hargrave Street Market.
Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceutical Inc., 509 U.S. 579 (1993) is a well-known and often cited opinion issued from the United States Supreme Court concerning the rules and factors applicable to admitting expert scientific evidence in federal trial courts in the United States.
This case is important in the series of expert evidence decisions related to the two-step admissibility analysis to clarify at what stage each of these issues might best be considered by the trial judge.
The feeling of “mom” guilt” can arise for every mother from time to time. For mom’s that have children who have suffered a life altering injury at birth, this feeling can be overwhelming and affect your everyday thinking.
The decision to pursue a civil litigation lawsuit should only be done after careful consideration of the merits and risks involved and receiving legal advice on your options. Commencing the litigation process usually starts with the filing of a court document that names the parties to the lawsuit.
Should you internally appeal the decision of your insurance company when it denies your claim for long term disability benefits?
Tapper Cuddy LLP was a proud sponsor of the Children’s Rehabilitation Foundation’s a Night of Miracles Gala which raised nearly a $120,000 in support of a great cause.
“JADR” stands for Judicially Assisted Dispute Resolution. It is a mediation process offered by the Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench to assist parties in the litigation process to come to a resolution without the need for a formal trial.
In a medical malpractice lawsuit, it is not enough to show that there was a bad outcome as a result of medical care or treatment. Not every mistake made by a medical professional constitutes negligence and is the basis for a successful lawsuit.
by Chris Wullum The Supreme Court of Canada in its decision, White Burgess Langille Inman v. Abbott and Haliburton, 2015 SCC 23, discussed the role
MY INSURANCE COMPANY DENIED MY CLAIM FOR LONG TERM DISABILITY INSURANCE. SHOULD I APPEAL IT INTERNALLY?
Distinguishing the facts from the myths surrounding birth injuries can be an overwhelming and stressful endeavor for current and future parents alike.
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