The Ontario Court of Appeal discussed the maxim of statutory interpretation expressio unius est exclusio alterius in the motor vehicle collision personal injury case of Kusnierz v. The Economical Mutual.  The case dealt with interpretation of the  Statutory Accidents Benefits Schedule (SABS).  See further discussion on Slaw.

Kusnierz v. Economical Mutual Insurance Company

Other resources include:

• Oatley, Vigmond (interveners in the case, on behalf of the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association (OTLA))
• Smitiuch Injury Law
• Thomson Rogers
• Daniel Strigberger of Miller Thomson at the Ontario Insurance Litigation Blog
• Alexander Rozine of D’Angela, Fox, Vanounou LLP at Canadian Health Law 

The Ontario Trial Lawyers Association (OTLA) held its 2011 Celebration of the Personal Injury Bar at the Four Seasons Hotel in Toronto.

This year’s honorees were Jack Fireman, Q.C., of Fireman Steinmetz and Brian Brock of Dutton Brock.

Jack Fireman at the Celebration of the Personal Injury Bar

(From Left): Jamie Fox, Tally Vanounou, and Alexander Rozine of D'Angela Fox Vanounou LLP, and Omar Ha-Redeye

Omar Ha-Redeye’s column in The Lawyers Weekly discusses the Ontario Trial Lawyers for Veterans.

The article features an interview with Patrick Brown of McLeish Orlando LLP, and mentions  Winslow T. Wheeler’s testimony to the House of Commons on F-35 fighter jets.

	How to really support our troops
Omar Ha-Redeye’s column

Chris Guly profiles Omar Ha-Redeye in this week’s issue of The Lawyers Weekly:

	Articling Student Eyes Litigation
Profile on Omar Ha-Redeye

A web version of the article is available here.

Articling student eyes litigation

On May 22-23, the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association of Ontario held its Annual Meeting.