The Importance of Lay Witnesses in Personal Injury Cases

The Trial Lawyers of British Columbia recently hosted a full day seminar on Personal Injury Trial Tactics & Tribulations. I had the distinct pleasure of presenting my thoughts on how to identify and develop lay evidence to effectively tell your client’s story at trial. In this blog post, I share a…

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Child Haven International: An inspirational force for positive change.

With the current media focus on the horrific and the destructive it’s easy to forget that there are people who remain steadfastly optimistic and committed to making the world a better place. Two of those people are Fred and Bonnie Cappuccino. Fred and Bonnie are co-founders of Child Haven International…

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Acquired Brain Injury: Wheel, Walk, Run to Raise Awareness with Cheshire Homes Society of BC

On June 14th, 2014, Cheshire Homes Society of BC (CHSBC) is hosting its 6th annual awareness event, a Wheel, Walk, Run at Lumberman’s arch (3301 Stanley Park Drive) in Stanley Park Vancouver. CHSBC supports people with acquired brain injuries (ABIs) to achieve their optimal level of independence through innovative services,…

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Cognitive-Communication Disorders: Evidence Based Assessment and Treatment for Speech-Language Pathologists

The firm is delighted to help sponsor this series of workshops being held April 11-12 at the Vancouver General Hospital.  The workshops are being hosted by Columbia Speech and Language Services Inc. and The Vancouver Acute, Speech-Language Pathology Practice Group of Vancouver Coastal Health. The series consists of two courses:…

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Tough Facts Don’t Always Mean an Unwinnable Case: Chow v. Chan

At Murphy Battista LLP, we evaluate cases based on what’s in the best interests of our client and not whether the case is going to be tough to win. We have the legal knowledge and trial experience to manage complex legal issues, medical evidence and personal injury claims. Our track…

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