Sean Omar Henry v. Dr. Marshall Zaitlen,
| Jurisdiction | Ontario |
| Judge | SANFILIPPO |
| Citation | 2022 ONSC 318 |
| Docket Number | CV-12-459089 |
| Court | Superior Court of Justice of Ontario (Canada) |
| Date | 13 January 2022 |
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Fedoriuk v Howard
...for “cause or contributed to” language in his jury questions. 44 This issue was also addressed by Sanfilippo J. in Henry v. Zaitlen, 2022 ONSC 318. That case involved a delayed diagnosis and treatment of the plaintiff's spinal cord condition. After considering many of the cases that I have ......
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Meldazy v Nassar
...of the jury charge on the issue of damages and incorporate them into the jury questions: Sean Omar Henry v. Dr. Marshall Zaitlen, 2022 ONSC 318, 78 C.P.C. (8th) 311, at para. 69. 38 There are better ways to ensure the jury understands than to require it to answer the detailed questions prop......
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Vartanian v McDowell
...language? 10 There is no dispute that the “but for” test for causation applies. However, like in Sean Omar Henry v Dr. Marshall Zaitlen, 2022 ONSC 318, the dispute in the case-at-bar is how that test should be articulated in the questions to the jury, so that its members are provided with “......
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Fedoriuk v Howard,
...for “cause or contributed to” language in his jury questions. 44 This issue was also addressed by Sanfilippo J. in Henry v. Zaitlen, 2022 ONSC 318. That case involved a delayed diagnosis and treatment of the plaintiff's spinal cord condition. After considering many of the cases that I have ......
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Meldazy v Nassar,
...of the jury charge on the issue of damages and incorporate them into the jury questions: Sean Omar Henry v. Dr. Marshall Zaitlen, 2022 ONSC 318, 78 C.P.C. (8th) 311, at para. 69. 38 There are better ways to ensure the jury understands than to require it to answer the detailed questions prop......
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Vartanian v McDowell,
...language? 10 There is no dispute that the “but for” test for causation applies. However, like in Sean Omar Henry v Dr. Marshall Zaitlen, 2022 ONSC 318, the dispute in the case-at-bar is how that test should be articulated in the questions to the jury, so that its members are provided with “......