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Alf Kwinter will be teaching at the Trial Practice Course at Osgoode Hall Law School
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Every Tuesday this fall
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Alf Kwinter will co-chair the Advocates’ Society's education program
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Date: April 17, 2009
Topic: Advanced Litigation Skills Certificate Program:
The Judges Respond
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Alf Kwinter will be co-chairing 2009 Court House Series.
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Date: February 2009
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Alf Kwinter to be part of a four-person panel comprised of plaintiffs'.
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Date: November 13, 2008
Topic: Negotiation
ARC Group
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Alf Kwinter discuss' Insurance Litigation and Jury Trials.
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Date: October 28, 2008
Topic: Insurance Law: "What you need to Know"
Ontario Bar Association
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Alf Kwinter discuss' punitive and aggravated damages in bad faith claims.
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Date: October 27 - 28, 2008
Topic: Litigating Disability Insurance Claims
The Canadian Institute
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Alf Kwinter will mentor at a young lawyers’ conference
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Date: October 17 - 18, 2008
Topic: Litigatiion by the Lake - Fall Forum 2008
Where: Queens Landing, Niagara-on the Lake
Mentor at young lawyers’ conference
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Alf Kwinter will discuss: The Rule in Browne v. Dunn today.
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Date: October 16, 2008
Topic: The 5th Annual Osgood Professional Development Conference on Evidence Law for The Civil Litigator
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Alf Kwinter will present at the Division of Physiatry Fall Retreat
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Date: October 3, 2008
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"Spoliation" article by
Shane Katz.
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Punitive and Aggravated Damage Awards in Disability Claims
by Alf Kwinter.
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Most of us are dog lovers. It is hard to imagine our beloved pet causing serious injury to someone. Yet every year, thousands of people are injured as a result of dog bites and attacks. Some of these can be very serious and cause years of physical pain as well as serious disfigurement and scarring. In Ontario, the Dog Owners Liability Act makes the owner of a dog almost absolutely liable for any damages caused by a dog attack or bite. If the person who owns the dog is a homeowner, homeowners insurance will usually cover the cost of any claim made against the dog owner.
Singer, Kwinter has represented thousands of victims of dog attacks, ensuring that the insurance company of the dog owner pays proper compensation for the pain, suffering, scarring and out-of-pocket expenses suffered by the victim.
One of the leading cases in Ontario involving a dog attack was Wong v. Arnold. Mr. Wong had gone to his paper boy's home to see why his paper had not been delivered. Before he had a chance to climb the stairs, he was attacked by the boy's German Sheppard. The injuries suffered by Mr. Wong kept him off work for a year. The insurance company refused to pay the claim. Mr. Wong retained Alf Kwinter of the firm of Singer, Kwinter. He was successful at trial and the insurance company appealed to the Ontario Court of Appeal. The Appeal was unanimously dismissed with costs.
Anyone bitten or attacked by a dog who sustains injury should immediately:
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seek medical attention; |
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ensure that the dog has had all necessary shots by speaking to the dog owner; |
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obtain the name and address of the owner of the dog; |
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immediately take photographs of the injured area; |
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keep all bills, receipts and other evidence of expenses arising from the attack. |
The firm of Singer, Kwinter would be pleased to provide you with a free consultation. In most cases no fee is payable until the case has been settled.
If you or someone you know has been injured in an accident or has been faced with a denial by an insurance company, contact Singer, Kwinter and schedule your FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION.
Call 1.866.285.6927
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