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This is the third article in our eight part series on medical malpractice litigation. The law does not expect health care professionals to provide the highest level of care, or to meet a gold standard in providing care. They are expected to exercise the reasonable degree of care that would be expected of a normal,
Jaundice describes yellowing of the skin and is common in the first few weeks of life. For some babies, however, it can lead to damage to the brain and nervous system if it is not picked up and treated promptly. The harmful effects can be more severe in babies who are born prematurely, are small and or are unwell for other reasons. The damage caused by jaundice to babies in the first few weeks of life can lead to
2021 marks the fourth year that Susanne Raab and Brenda Osmond will be teaching the course in Medical Negligence Law as adjunct professors at the University of British Columbia. Representing patients who have been injured as a result of medical negligence is the only work we do at Pacific Medical Law and we are excited to share our knowledge and experience with
