Fact #10

Personal Injury Alliance lawyers have written books, articles and lectured on personal injury law. Law students and other lawyers across Canada rely on PIA lawyers to teach them how to practice.

SUPPORTING INFORMATION:

These are published books, authored by lawyers of the Personal injury Alliance:

Oatley, Roger. McLeish, John. The Oatley McLeish Guide to Scheduling Civil Trials and Other Matters in Ontario Courthouses: Canada Law Book, 2013.
Oatley, Roger. McLeish, John. The Oatley-McLeish Guide to Demonstrative Advocacy. LexisNexis Canada, 2011.
Oatley, Roger. McLeish, John. The Oatley-McLeish Guide to Anatomy and Impairment. LexisNexis Canada, 2009.
Oatley, Roger. Addressing the Jury: Achieving Fair Verdicts in Personal Injury Cases –Second Edition. Canada Law Book, 2006.
Oatley, Roger. McLeish, John. The Oatley-McLeish Guide to Brain Injury Litigation. LexisNexis Canada, 2005.
Oatley, Roger. McLeish, John. The Oatley-McLeish Guide to Personal Injury Practice in Motor Vehicle Cases. Canada Law Book, 2002.
Brown, Craig. Farrer, Alan. Halpern, Richard. Kunka, Leonard. Thompson Rogers on Municipal Liability. Canada Law Book, 1996.

In addition PIA lawyers have written hundreds of legal articles and have lectured throughout Canada. You can view many of these articles on the individual web sites of the PIA law firms.

WHY IT MATTERS:

Writing and lecturing on legal topics demonstrates that you have definitive expertise on that subject. The books that our lawyers have authored are used as reference by other personal injury lawyers. Other personal injury lawyers look to our lawyers for insight and knowledge.