Bergeron Clifford Injury Lawyers

09/03/2026

For the first time, three Bergeron Clifford LLP lawyers have been recognized at the same time in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch for Personal Injury Litigation.

Congrats to Kanon Clifford, Rachel Law and Casey Dorey on being named to the 2027 Ones to Watch list.

Additionally, four members of our team have been recognized in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers:

- Chris Clifford - Personal Injury Litigation, recognized for the 11th consecutive year
- Gavin Cosgrove - Personal Injury Litigation, recognized since 2024
- Ted Bergeron - recognized for Insurance Law, Medical Negligence and Personal Injury Litigation for over 5 years
- Warren WhiteKnight - recognized for the second year in a row for Personal Injury Litigation

This makes seven Bergeron Clifford Injury Lawyers recognized across the 2027 Best Lawyers publications.

We are incredibly proud to see the depth of our personal injury team recognized in this way.

Congrats Kanon, Rachel, Casey, Chris, Gavin, Ted, Warren and to all the others who have made this years lists.

Learn more - https://www.bergeronclifford.com/blog/seven-bergeron-clifford-lawyers-recognized-in-the-best-lawyers-in-canada-2027

08/27/2026

What a fun night for Susan.

After nearly 3 years in ICU at Kingston Health Science Centre, Susan was able to leave the hospital for a special night out at the Bryan Adams concert in Kingston.

Getting there was a team effort. Susan worked with her occupational and physical therapists to build up her strength and stamina, while her nurses, personal care assistant, social workers, rehab team and other care staff helped make the night possible.

We are so happy that we were able to play a small part in making the evening memorable for Susan in a suite... AND she even got to meet Bryan Adams.

Thank you to the entire KHSC team who helped make this happen for Susan.

Read the whole story on Kingston Daily: https://www.kingstondaily.ca/news/the-kingston-top-3/a-kingston-patient-finally-gets-her-night-to-rock-at-bryan-adams-concert/

08/27/2026

08/26/2026

If your personal injury case is going to a "pre-trial", you might be wondering what that actually means.

Will you have to speak? Will the judge decide you case? Do you have to accept the judge's recommendation? What happens if the case doesn't settle?

Robert Murphy breaks down what happens at a personal injury pre-trial in Ontario, what you can expect on the day and how to prepare.

Learn what happens at a personal injury pre-trial in Ontario, what the judge does, how settlement discussions work and how to prepare.

08/25/2026

08/18/2026

Huge changes have come to auto insurance in Ontario, and drivers need to know what they are covered for.

As of July 2026, Ontario drivers have more choice when it comes to their accident benefits coverage. While opting for less coverage may lower your premium, it can also mean less support if you are seriously injured in a collision.

Our lawyer, Warren WhiteKnight recently spoke with Global News about the changes and why drivers should take the time to understand their policies before making decisions based on price alone.

The most important time to learn what your auto insurance covers is BEFORE you need it.

Watch Auto Insurance changes coming to Ontario Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca

08/17/2026

Our client, Tyler Goodfellow, recently spoke with Global News about the challenges he and his family have faced following a life changing accident on his farm in Roslin, Ontario.

After suffering a spinal cord injury and stroke that left him paralyzed on one side of his body, Tyler has been working to adapt to a very different life style - including finding ways to make his home and farm more accessible.

He is now facing a dispute with his insurance provider over the catastrophic injury coverage.

Our lawyer, Warren WhiteKnight is representing Tyler about the ongoing dispute and the challenges that can arise over what an insurerer considers "reasonable and necessary".

We are proud to stand alongside Tyler and his family as they continue to advocate for the support he needs.

Watch the story below:

Watch Roslin, Ont. farmer faces insurance dispute after life-changing accident Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca

08/17/2026

Asked to attend an Independent Medical Assessment (IME) after an injury?

One of the biggest mistakes you can make is thinking you need to “perform” your injuries for the assessor - which isn't true!

Be honest, specific and give your best effort.

In our latest blog, Robert Murphy explains what to expect at an IME in Ontario, including:

• The difference between plaintiff and defence IMEs
• How to prepare before the assessment
• Why consistency and effort matter
• Common mistakes that can hurt your case
• What to do after a defence IME

If you have an IME coming up, this is worth the read!

https://www.bergeronclifford.com/blog/independent-medical-assessment-ontario-what-to-expect?utm_campaign=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_content=1786974481

Asked to attend an independent medical assessment after an injury in Ontario? Learn what to expect at an IME, how to prepare and more.

08/12/2026

A large mirror fell, leading to a serious concussion for our client. The injury has had a lasting impact on our clients life.

Casey Dorey dives deeper into this thrift store accident, the personal injury claim and the outcome we were able to achieve for our client.

Read the full case summary:

Learn how a falling mirror at a thrift store caused a concussion and how it resulted in a successful settlement.

08/07/2026

Sometimes, the biggest challenge isn't the injury - it is proving the full impact of the injury.

One of our clients suffered a concussion in a motor vehicle accident, but their insurance company initially classified the claim under Ontario's Minor Injury Guideline (MIG) - meaning they couldn't access all the benefits they actually needed.

We were able to work with the available medical evidence to show the concussion was affecting their ability to work, and the insurer removed them from the MIG.

This is just a reminder that complete medical documentation can make a meaningful difference in an accident benefit claim.

Read the full case study: https://www.bergeronclifford.com/case-summary/removed-from-minor-injury-guideline-mig-ontario-case-study