Bergeron Clifford Injury Lawyers

10/19/2026

When you trust a healthcare professional with your pregnancy and birth, you expect a high standard of care. While midwives provide vital, regulated care across Ontario, failures in monitoring, delayed hospital transfers or missed complications can have devastating consequences.

If your child suffered a birth injury and you suspect negligence was involved, understanding your legal rights is the first step toward getting the care and support you and your family deserves.

Read more in Kyla's latest - https://www.bergeronclifford.com/blog/midwife-negligence-birth-injuries-ontario

10/19/2026

A little black and white for a great cause!

Robert, Casey, Stacey and Dani dressed up for the Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation's annual Black and White GTala!

It was such a wonderful event bringing the community together in support of local healthcare and the important work being done at Pembroke Regional Hospital.

A big thank you to the organizers, volunteers and everyone involved in making this special evening possible. We are always happy to support initiatives that make such a difference in the community.

10/16/2026

A recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision, Jakupovic v. Intact Insurance Company highlights an important distinction: reporting a car accident to your insurer is not the same as notifying them that you intend to claim Accident Benefits.

But what happens when the seven day deadline is missed?

Rachel Law breaks down the decision, what counts as a reasonable explanation for delay, and why the evidence matters when trying to save a late Accident Benefits claim.

Read here: https://www.bergeronclifford.com/blog

10/15/2026

10/12/2026

Happy Thanksgiving!

10/09/2026

A routine vaccine should not cause a life-changing shoulder injury.

Our client, an experienced emergency department nurse, felt intense shoulder pain immediately after receiving an injection. What followed was chronic pain, restricted movement, sleep disruption and ultimately, and inability to return to the emergency nursing career that she loved.

At trial, Casey Dorey and Warren WhiteKnight were able to prove that the vaccine had been administered in the wrong location and that the improper injection caused her shoulder injury. The Court awarded substantial damages for the impact on her health, career, income and daily life.

This case is an important reminder that even routine medical procedures can have serious consequences when they are not performed properly. Proving medical negligence requires careful evidence on both the standard of care and causation.

Read the full case study by Casey Dorey -

An improperly administered vaccine caused a serious injury and career loss. Learn how the Ontario courts addressed negligence and compensation.

10/06/2026

Over the weekend, we were able to sponsor CHEO Race for Kids in Ottawa. We are so lucky to be able to support CHEO as it reshapes its services!

Currently, funding raised for CHEO will support a massive redevelopment of an Integrated Treatment Centre. This will help to ensure children and their families continue to receive the best possible care.

Learn more: https://r4tk.cheofoundation.com/about/

10/02/2026

A few kind words from the people we’ve had the privilege of helping. Thank you to our clients for trusting us with your cases and sharing what working with our team was like. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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09/28/2026

Last week, in Kingston Ontario, a prisoner escaped from Collins Bay Institution.

This brings up a question of, if an inmate escapes custody and someone gets hurt, who is responsible? The obvious answer may be the person who caused the injury, but legally, there is more to consider.

Burke Derbyshire explore this in his latest blog: https://www.bergeronclifford.com/blog/escaped-inmate-injures-someone-who-is-liable-in-ontario

09/22/2026

What a day for a great cause!

Our team was proud to participate in this year's Terry Fox Run in Kingston.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, donated and helped continue Terry's legacy.