by Victoria Tremblett November 17, 2022
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Litigation between the Association of Ontario Midwives and the Ministry of Health re gender discrimination and pay equity has finally come to a close.
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by Mina Karabit October 31, 2022
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by Mina Karabit October 24, 2022
3 min read
A health care professional can commit acts of professional misconduct if they “ought to have known” better.
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by Victoria Tremblett September 08, 2022
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Discovery of a claim will not be tied to receipt of supportive expert reports where the plaintiff was previously aware of the material facts.
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by Mina Karabit September 02, 2022
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Even if only involved as a consultant, a physician can be found negligent for deferring to the decisions of the MRP.
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by Mina Karabit August 20, 2022
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Without particularized evidence of malice, a civil claim against a regulatory College for bad faith will likely fail.
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by Victoria Tremblett August 13, 2022
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An intrusion into privacy will only support a claim for intrusion upon seclusion if the intrusion is such that a reasonable person would regard it as highly offensive. Not every intrusion into personal health information will meet this threshold.
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by Victoria Tremblett July 29, 2022
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Applications for judicial review that fail to meet basic legal requirements may be dismissed pursuant to Rule 2.1 of the Rules of Civil Procedure.
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by Mina Karabit July 20, 2022
2 min read
Inordinate delays in professional disciplinary matters will only be an abuse of process if there is significant prejudice.
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