Law

After an arthroscopic knee surgery, the patient had persistent pain, so the surgeon must have injured an artery, right?

No, don't fire and rehire so you can change your terms of employment. There are better things you can do, says Toronto employment lawyer Nancy Shapiro.

Dr. Harmander Singh Gill has already been found guilty in another case from 2014 involving fraudulent billing for rapid strep tests. But he's currently appealing the Ontario college's decision to revoke his license and to impose hearing costs of $124,000.

The Victoria, B.C., psychiatrists put their vulnerable patients at risk, ruled the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia.

Believe it or not, treating patients who don’t yet exist is an actual issue in malpractice law.

It was a 'jokey' evening in a Quebec ER but a doctor went too when he held a phallic-shaped laryngeal mask at hip level and pretended to hit a nurse in the face with it.

A Montreal surgeon has been suspended for six months for repeatedly saying things like "When I speak, you shut your mouth" to nurses and attendants.