- Nova Scotia Court of Appeal Denies Injured Patient’s Right to Jury Trial
- Patient Suffers Stroke: Wins Malpractice Claim Due to Lack of Informed Consent
- Doctor’s “Error in Judgment” is not Negligence
- Nurse's Negligence Caused Child’s Brain Injury
- Apologizing for Mistakes Reduces Mistakes!
- Nurses Have a Duty to Ensure Doctors Meet the Standard of Care
- Medical Malpractice Claim Struck Out for Lack of Expert Evidence
- $4.5 Million Award for Child Who Suffered Cerebral Palsy Due to Birth Trauma
- Should I Let My Family Lawyer Handle My Medical Malpractice Claim?
- What Is “Continuing Treatment” And Why Is It Important To My Medical Malpractice Claim?
- “Common Sense” Does Not Apply In Medical Malpractice Claims
- Failure to Diagnose Cancer: Do I Have a Medical Malpractice Claim?
- Birth Injuries and Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring: New Guidelines Make it Harder to Sue?
- “Mature” Children Can Refuse Medical Treatment: Supreme Court of Canada
- 99% Of Potential Medical Malpractice Victims Never File a Claim!
- Loss of Valuable Services in Medical Malpractice Claims
- Canada’s “Loser Pays” Rule Not Fair to Medical Malpractice Victims
- The Consumer’s Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims in Canada
- Medical Malpractice in Canada: How often does it happen?
- Medical Malpractice Claims: The Burden of Proof and O.J. Simpson
- Income Loss in Medical Malpractice Claims
- Medical Malpractice Claims: What can I get compensated for?
- The Consumer’s Guide to Medical Malpractice Claims in Canada
- Medical Malpractice Compensation Caps: The Difference Between the United States and Canada
- Hospital Acquired Infections: Is it Medical Malpractice?
- Misdiagnosis or Failure to Diagnose in Medical Malpractice Claims
- How Do I Know if I Have a Medical Malpractice Claim?
- What Does Informed Consent Have To Do With My Nova Scotia Medical Malpractice Claim?
- New Program Helps Prevent Medication/Prescription Errors
- Medical Malpractice and "The Oprah Effect"
- Doctors Forcing Patients to Sign Gag Orders
- Simple Checklist Helps Prevent Deaths and Complications after Surgery
- You Can File a Complaint About Your Doctor!
- Pathologist Menon Should Have Been Fired Years Ago: N.B. Inquiry
- How Often Does Medical Malpractice Happen in Canada?
- What Do I Have to Prove to Win My Medical Malpractice Case in Canada?
- "Incompetent" Doctor Ordered to Undergo Retraining Appeals: Cape Breton
- Altered Medical Files: "I think my records have been tampered with!"
- No "Wrongful Life" in Canada: Supreme Court
- Officials told to Turn a Blind Eye to Cancer Test Results: N.L.
- Disgraced Pathologist Menon “Sorry” but Blames Everyone in Sight
- Cape Breton Doctor so "Incompetent" no Training Program can Help: College of Physicians
- Man Set on Fire During Heart Surgery Sues Doctor: Vernon B.C.
- Disgraced Pathologist Menon's Work had 'Big Problems': New Brunswick
- New Brunswick Court Orders Compensation for Mother of Baby Born after Failed Tubal Ligation
- Medical Apologies: Who benefits when doctors say: "I'm Sorry"?
- Doctors: Say "I'm Sorry" and don't get sued!
- Overworked Nurses Causing Medication Errors
- Drug Spending in Canada Consuming Health Resources
- Do Medical Malpractice Lawsuits Improve Patient Safety
- Health Authority Knew About Pathologist's Problems: Miramichi
- Deputy Minister Received Complaints about Disgraced Pathologist: New Brunswick
- Breast Cancer Screening Fiasco Continues in Newfoundland
- Negligent Cancer Screening Put Patients at Risk: Miramichi Hospital
- Negligent Cancer Screening in New Brunswick May Lead to Criminal Charges and Medical Malpractice Claims
- Majority of Infant Deaths Due to Medical Error Preventable
- More Than 25% of Elderly Patients Suffer Prescription Errors
- Quality of Cancer Treatment Depends on Doctor's "Characteristics"
- Psychiatric Medical Malpractice Claim Dismissed
- Medical Malpractice Claim Over Birth Injuries Dismissed
- No National Standards for Disclosure of Medical Errors
- Only 2% of Canadian Medical Malpractice Victims Receive Compensation!
- Medical Malpractice Kills More Than 24,000 Canadians Each Year
- Doctors Don't Disclose Errors, Even When They Think They Should: U.S. Study