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Paul Cahill

Civil Litigation & Appellate Advocacy
Paul is a partner at Davidson Cahill Morrison LLP. He has proven himself a fearless advocate by a number of successful trial outcomes over the years, including a $11.5 million judgment for medical malpractice causing cerebral palsy against a negligent doctor as well as a judgment against a negligent emergency room physician who caused the death of a 34 year-old mother of 4 young children.
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Shaw Estate v. Handler – Court of Appeal Dismisses ER Doctor’s Appeal of Judgment Against Him Relating to Death of 34-Year Old Mother of 4

Elisha Shaw was 34 and a mother of four when she died after being discharged from an emergency department with an undiagnosed internal hernia. After a 12-day trial, the Ontario Superior Court found the emergency physician negligent. In Shaw Estate v Handler, the Court of Appeal for Ontario has now dismissed his appeal and upheld that finding, bringing the family a measure of finality nearly a decade on.

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Non-Earner Benefits Denied Because of Medical Malpractice

It is not uncommon for a car accident victim to subsequently suffer further harm through medical negligence while being treated for accident related injuries. This decision illustrates the importance of understanding the interplay between medical malpractice and statutory accident benefits.

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How Long Does A Personal Injury Lawsuit Take To Settle?

One of the most common questions I am asked by my medical malpractice and personal injury clients is how long will it take for my case to settle. The need for financial compensation is urgent for victims of serious personal injury who find themselves unable to work and needing costly rehabilitation and attendant care.

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How to Make a Complaint Against a Physician to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO)

When it comes to healthcare, maintaining high standards of professionalism and ethical conduct is of paramount importance. If you or a loved one has experienced substandard care or misconduct by a physician, it is vital to address these concerns to ensure quality medical practice. This guide will provide a comprehensive overview of how to file a complaint against a physician with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO).

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