Webinar, Personal Injury Law When and how to take legal action? Author(s): L. Craig Brown, Stephen M. Birman*, Lucy G. Jackson April 29, 2021 Thank you to everyone who attended our Thomson Rogers Webinar Series with personal injury lawyers Craig Brown, Stephen Birman and Lucy Jackson who discussed “When and How to Take Legal Action.” In this session, the following topics were discussed: notice/limitation periods;small claims;simplified procedure;ordinary procedure;group actions;class actions; andLAT claims (Tribunal vs Tort). Share this Related articles: Article, Planning and Municipal After Ontario’s 2026 Municipal Election: Recounts, the New Council and Financial Filing Read more Article, Planning and Municipal Who Can Vote in Ontario’s 2026 Municipal Election: Eligibility, ID and the Voters’ List Read more Article, Planning and Municipal Election Signs, Third-Party Ads and Campaign Rules in Ontario’s 2026 Municipal Election Read more Article, Personal Injury Law Child Hurt at School? Here’s What to Do Read more Article, Planning and Municipal After Ontario’s 2026 Municipal Election: Recounts, the New Council and Financial Filing Read more Article, Planning and Municipal Who Can Vote in Ontario’s 2026 Municipal Election: Eligibility, ID and the Voters’ List Read more Article, Planning and Municipal Election Signs, Third-Party Ads and Campaign Rules in Ontario’s 2026 Municipal Election Read more Article, Personal Injury Law Child Hurt at School? Here’s What to Do Read more Stay Informed Subscribe to receive updates on the latest news from Thomson Rogers LLP as well as invitations to seminars, webinars and more. Sign up now
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