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As part of our firm’s involvement with the Foothills Hospital Patient Experience Program, we are always working with the volunteers and staff of the hospital and program to come up with new and inventive...
The Peer Support Program, funded by Cuming & Gillespie, has received the 2016 Patient Experience Awards by the Health Quality Council of Alberta.
In 2016, the Health Quality Council of Alberta (HQCA), in collaboration with the HQCA’s Patient/Family Safety Advisory, established the inaugural HQCA Patient Experience Awards to give recognition to initiatives that work to improve the patient...
Cuming & Gillespie represented a cyclist who brought a claim for injury against the driver of a Volkswagen van who struck her in an intersection.
The issue of vicarious liability on a lessor of a vehicle was at the forefront of a recent decision out of the Court of Queen’s Bench of Alberta on two actions in which Cuming &...
Craig Gillespie and Tanner Oscapella prepared a publication in association with Bottom Line Research for the Canadian Bar Association, Personal Injury Subsection year-end meeting that was held June 2, 2016.
Craig Gillespie and Maia Tomljanovic prepared a publication for the Canadian Bar Association, Personal Injury Subsection.
Craig Gillespie, Partner at Cuming & Gillespie Lawyers, has prepared a publication in association with Bottom Line Research for the Canadian Bar Association, Personal Injury Subsection.
Petrina co-authored a paper entitled “Top Tort Cases of the Year” that was presented in Toronto, Ontario at the Oatley McLeish Lecture Series: Guide to Motor Vehicle Litigation. .
Maia recently co-authored a paper with Craig Gillespie on the “10 Most Important Decisions: from Clements forward”, which Craig presented at the March 2015 ACTLA seminar: “The Cap: Traps, Tactics & Trends”. .
“10 Most Important Decisions: from Clements forward” (2015) presented at an ACTLA seminar (with Maia L.Tomljanovic).
“Parental Claims for Loss of Income After Death of a Child” – Submitted to the Barrister and Canadian Lawyer Online- October 2013.
In Part 1 of this article, you learned about a controversial new treatment for some brain injuries currently being offered by a Calgary researcher and physician.
As one of Calgary's most dedicated personal injury and medical malpractice law firms, the team here at Cuming & Gillespie knows all too well just how traumatic and life-changing brain injuries can be.
As one of Calgary's most dedicated plaintiff-only personal injury law firms, we here at Cuming & Gillespie handle the legal aftermath of car accidents all the time.
As of May 15, 2017, off-highway vehicle (OHV) riders in Alberta will be required under the Traffic Safety Act to wear a helmet.
