Medical Malpractice | Davidson Cahill Morrison LLP

Navy Davidson Cahill Morrison LLP card reading Expert Reports: Selection and Strategy, Anatomy of a Medical Malpractice Case, Osgoode Professional Development, October 1, 2026, over an image of scales of justice and a stethoscope, with a portrait of partner Paul Cahill.

Paul Cahill to Present on Expert Reports at Osgoode’s Anatomy of a Medical Malpractice Case

Davidson Cahill Morrison LLP August 27, 2026

In most civil litigation expert evidence supports the case. In medical negligence it very largely constitutes it, which means the decisions determining the outcome are made at the report stage rather than in the courtroom. Paul Cahill presents Expert Reports: Selection and Strategy at Osgoode Professional Development on October 1, 2026.

Can I Sue for Medical Malpractice in Ontario?

Paul Cahill May 4, 2024

Anyone can start a medical malpractice lawsuit in Ontario, but very few succeed. Drawing on two decades representing patients against doctors and hospitals, Paul Cahill explains what you have to prove, whether a claim actually punishes the doctor, how long you have to sue, what it costs, what it is worth, and how long it takes.

Medical Malpractice in the Emergency Room: An Ontario Patient’s Guide

Davidson Cahill Morrison LLP February 16, 2024

Emergency departments save lives every day, but a missed diagnosis or a delay in urgent treatment can cause devastating harm. This guide explains when an emergency room error becomes medical malpractice in Ontario, what you have to prove, whether the hospital or the physician is responsible, the deadline to sue, and the steps to take if you suspect something went wrong.