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In The Media, Long Term Disability

Stephen Birman and Lucy Jackson featured in The Lawyer’s Daily article titled “Lawyers hope long-term care legal actions will continue, despite pending Ontario legislation.”

Author(s): Stephen M. Birman*, Lucy G. Jackson

November 6, 2020

Stephen Birman And Lucy Jackson Featured In The Lawyers Daily

Stephen Birman and Lucy Jackson featured in The Lawyer’s Daily article titled “Lawyers hope long-term care legal actions will continue, despite pending Ontario legislation.”

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