Ryan Marinacci's Publications

Recent Ontario cases apply Armstrong, allowing causation to be determined before standard   According to Ryan Marinacci, associate at Bogoroch & Associates LLP, a 2021 decision from the Supreme Court of Canada represents a pivotal case in medical malpractice law. …

Two recent Court of Appeal decisions confirm the presumptive prejudgment interest (PJI) rate for non-pecuniary damages sits at 5% not 1.3%, settling to an extent the debate that existed in previous caselaw. For Ryan Marinacci, associate at Bogoroch & Associates…

Mallory Hendry of Canadian Lawyer sat down with Ryan Marinacci, associate at Bogoroch & Associates, to discuss why delayed diagnosis cases are uniquely challenging. What often comes to mind when thinking of medical malpractice is a botched surgery: a doctor…

Medical malpractice plaintiffs who have suffered adverse outcomes often have no answers as to what happened to them and why, and that struck Ryan Marinacci, associate at Bogoroch & Associates LLP, as a situation he could do something about. “Advocating on behalf…