Posts tagged Publications collect Paul Cahill’s written work on medical malpractice and civil litigation, including articles, papers, case commentary, and contributions to professional and academic publications. Writing in the field is part of an active appellate and trial practice and reflects an ongoing engagement with developments in the law.
This tag gathers those published pieces in one place, spanning analysis of significant decisions, practical commentary for the profession, and explanatory writing for a wider audience. Where a piece appears in an external publication, the post provides the relevant context and reference.
Posts tagged Publications bring together Paul Cahill’s articles and written commentary on medical malpractice and civil litigation.
Paul Cahill’s Winter 2023/2024 Litigator article on finding the right expert, navigating Westerhof and the Mohan/White Burgess framework, and surviving defence challenges to expert evidence at trial.
Paul Cahill’s Summer 2022 article in OTLA’s Litigator on the enforceability of waivers in personal injury actions, with a detailed analysis of Arksey v Sky Zone Toronto.
Paul Cahill’s June 2019 Lawyer’s Daily article on when to ask for a jury in Ontario medical malpractice cases, drawing on his trial experience and the law on jury notices and appellate deference.
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