Alliance Members

From coast to coast, the members of the Birth Injury Lawyers Alliance of Canada are tireless advocates for families affected by birth injuries, and are some of the most experienced personal injury and medical malpractice lawyers in the field. Find out more about each of our members below.

Kate Cahill

Ontario

Andrea Donaldson

British Columbia and Yukon

Brian Hebert

Atlantic Canada

Richard Halpern

Founding Member

Ontario

Bob Kucheran

British Columbia and Yukon

Lindsay McGivern

British Columbia and Yukon

Paul McGivern, Q.C.

Founding Member

British Columbia and Yukon

Shelagh McGregor

Alberta and Northwest Territories

John McKiggan, Q.C.

Founding Member

Atlantic Canada

Michael McVey

Alberta and Northwest Territories

Joseph Miller, Q.C.

Founding Member

Alberta and Northwest Territories

Aleks Mladenovic

Ontario

Brenda Osmond

British Columbia and Yukon

Susanne Raab

British Columbia and Yukon

Kenneth A. Ready, Q.C.

Founding Member

Saskatchewan

David de Vere

Alberta

Chris Wullum

Founding Member

Manitoba and Nunavut

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Canadian Birth Injury Law Blog

Alberta to Begin Screening Newborns for Four New Conditions

Alberta Health Services officially introduced the screening for four new metabolic health conditions for every newborn child starting in late May, and the impact of these new tests were almost immediate felt through the diagnosis of a baby boy with Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID) in early July. The boy’s name is Hudson Cowie, and he […]

Activities for Children with Disabilities in Canada

A non-profit organization known as ParticipACTION conducted a survey in 2018 based on the physical activity of Canada’s youth and the overall grade Canadian students received was a D+. The report card grade is a call to action for all young Canadians to get moving, and for the very first time, this report draws attention […]

DD v Wong Estate, 2019 ABQB 171

On March 11, 2019 the Honourable Mr. Justice W.N. Renke released his decision in DD v Wong Estate, 2019 ABQB 171. Weir Bowen lawyers Joseph Miller Q.C., Shelagh McGregor, and Ian Miller represented the Plaintiff LL, a growth-restricted infant who was born with a catastrophic brain injury. Damages were agreed upon prior to trial and the […]

Information about Birth Injury Childcare

Children who endure birth injuries will often have an array of disabilities that will last over the course of their lifetime. These disabilities may include cerebral palsy, in which a child has physical and cognitive disabilities therapy, treatment and lifelong care. Some birth injuries will only affect one specific area, for instance a mental impairment or […]

How is Cerebral Palsy Treated? What parents need to know

Cerebral palsy (CP) the diagnosis given to a collection of symptoms caused by an injury to the brain that impacts (among other things) muscle control. CP has many causes (including hypoxia during labour and delivery), a wide range of manifestations and no known cure. So, if your child has been diagnosed with CP what type […]