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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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Doctors enjoy a well deserved high level of respect from the public. We turn to them for life and death services. Medical services in Ontario are unsurpassed. Still, things can go wrong.
We often hear the term "malpractice". What does this mean? In short, malpractice means that the treatment which the patient has received from the doctor or other professional has fallen below the reasonable standard of care that one would expect from that person considering his or her training qualifications and circumstances on which the professional is practicing. The standard of care expected of a specialist practicing in a large city hospital, for example, would be considerably higher than the standard expected of a general practitioner practicing in a rural community.
In determining whether or not there has been malpractice, very often an expert opinion is required from another person practicing in the same field as to whether or not the required standard has been met.
The firm of Singer, Kwinter has been representing victims of malpractice and their families for almost 30 years. We would be pleased to advise you whether further steps are warranted and if so, what steps to take in pursuing a claim against a medical or other professional.
To assist in determining the potential legal merit of your case please provide a brief documented overview of your situation, outlining all the key points. Please feel free to email  or fax your information to 416 961 6760.
Please contact us to schedule your FREE initial consultation.
Call 1.866.285.6927
Disclaimer: Content on this page is strictly for information purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice.
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