IN THE MEDIA

Welcome to our “In the Media” listings page, dedicated to showcasing notable appearances, features, and mentions relevant to the world of injury law. Here, you’ll find a collection of media coverage, including interviews, articles, and relevant discussions that shed light on important topics related to personal injury cases. Stay informed and connected as we bring you the latest updates and insights from the realm of injury law in the media.

Risk Management in Modern Hospitals: Lessons from High-Profile Lawsuits

May 13, 2026

Risk management in modern hospitals is facing increased scrutiny as patient safety concerns, legal accountability, and financial pressures converge. According to a recent study, adverse events in hospitals are estimated to occur in 7.5 per 100 adult admissions, with 20% of those events resulting in permanent disability or death.

Invisible Injuries: Legal and Wellness Challenges of Brain Injuries and Concussions

May 13, 2026

Brain injuries may not appear on traditional diagnostic imaging such as CT scans or MRIs. This is in stark contrast to visible injuries, where healing time and symptomatic conditions are more easily identified. The term invisible injuries related to the brain has an underlying implication that they might not be “real,” calling into question actual impacts on brain function. However, the manifestation of symptoms is difficult to ignore.

From Neural Networks to Negligence: Who's Responsible When AI Fails?

May 13, 2026

Artificial intelligence (AI) has slipped by research labs and into courtrooms, clinics, cars, and stock exchanges, with neural networks diagnosing disease, approving loans, and increasingly accomplishing tasks long considered the domain of humans. But when such systems fail in the real world, they do so with grave and sometimes fatal consequences.

Accountability in Automated Decisions: The Next Frontier of Tech Law

May 13, 2026

As automated decision-making becomes embedded in business-as-usual processes‚ the need for accountability changes from a theoretical debate to a practical governance challenge. New regulations such as the EU AI Actand the General Data Protection Regulationreflect a growing consensus that businesses should explain, audit, and enable individuals to contest automated decisions that significantly affect them. Though they are both European-centric, they have become the first and, therefore, a leading source for understanding how governments have begun to approach legal regulation.

AI Startups and Legal Risk: What Founders Overlook Until It's Too Late

May 13, 2026

Artificial intelligence startups are characterized by rapid iteration and aggressive deployment by founders․ Underneath‚ investors often push for growth and defensibility even when the companies are still young․ Legal risk is a slower-moving risk‚ potentially‚ in terms of an organization identifying and acknowledging it․ Many founders in the AI sector view their creations as research projects‚ with legal risk to be addressed later․

2026 Ontario SABS changes: What injured workers need to know about benefit coverage

March 16, 2026

Many Ontarians rely on a personal injury lawyer for legal advice during recovery after an injury, when they need it most. However, the change to Ontario’s Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS) means these conversations may increase in number and need to take place as soon as possible. That’s because changes to these benefits could be significant for full-time workers who may be in an accident off the job…

AI in Legal Review: Transforming How Evidence Is Assessed

February 10, 2026

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly reshaping that assessment process. In contemporary litigation practice, AI is less a futuristic replacement for legal reasoning than an evidence triage and analysis layer, one that helps counsel locate, classify, summarize, and test the coherence of the factual record at scales that manual review struggles to match.

Steps to Take Immediately After a Personal Injury Incident in Canada

February 12, 2026

Early decisions after an injury can affect physical recovery, access to insurance benefits, and the ability to seek compensation. Since hospitalizations due to injuries in Canada have been on the rise in recent years (283,000 in 2023–2024 alone), learning what to do following a personal injury has become essential.

Leveraging Artificial Intelligence in Personal‑Injury Litigation: Predictive Tools and Ethical Risks in Ontario

February 12, 2026

This article examines how predictive AI is being deployed in personal injury litigation and analyze the associated ethical risks for Ontario practitioners.

Pothole Season: Who’s Liable When Your Car is Damaged?

February 18, 2026

In this article, we’ll go over municipal liability, how to go about filing a claim, why claims frequently get denied and tips on how to ensure you receive the compensation you deserve.

The Unseen Scars: Strategies for Navigating Emotional Distress in Personal Injury Cases

April 25, 2025

In his newly published article in Ontario Reports, Bergeron Clifford lawyer Kanon Clifford explores legal strategies for addressing emotional harm in personal injury cases—backed by case law and thoughtful analysis.

AI In HR Investigations: Legal Risks And Employee Rights

March 03, 2025

The article emphasizes the importance of transparency, human oversight, and regular bias audits to ensure AI-driven processes respect employee rights and comply with legal standards.

Maintaining Resonable Standards of Care

March 01, 2025

Partner Warren WhiteKnight discusses the legal complexities of municipal liability in slip and fall cases, outlining proactive steps municipalities can take to reduce risk.

Succession planning for lawyers: Start now

March 03, 2025

Like many lawyers, I thought of succession planning as something to worry about down the road. I’m not planning to leave the practice anytime soon, and if I retire at all, it’ll be a transition rather than an abrupt exit.

ButterTorts Podcast Feature: The Evolution of Legal Practice

January 31, 2025

Chris Clifford and Ted Bergeron, founding partners of Bergeron Clifford LLP, recently joined Brenda Agnew and Charles Gluckstein on their podcast to discuss how legal practices are evolving. They explore the impact of technology, diversification, and post-COVID challenges on the legal industry, along with the importance of mentorship and firm culture. Tune in to hear their insights on staying client-focused, making data-driven decisions, and how AI is transforming the way lawyers work.

Bergeron, Clifford celebrate 25 years of partnership, friendship

July 16, 2024

For the last two and a half decades, Ted Bergeron and Chris Clifford have built an empire of a law firm, across eastern Ontario, constructed on a foundation of friendship and trust

Navigating multi-party injury litigation

June 27, 2024

Gavin Cosgrove’s latest article on Law360 delves into the intricacies of multi-party injury litigation. He expertly breaks down the additional challenges and legal complexities that arise when multiple plaintiffs or defendants are involved in a negligence claim.

Bergeron Clifford: A 25-year legal partnership founded on the bonds of brotherhood

June 1, 2024

This story is about the bonds of brotherhood and service. Twenty-five years ago, a job interview brought the two lawyers who went on to found Kingston personal injury law firm, Bergeron Clifford LLP, together.

Don’t choose sides with injured employees: lawyer

April 19, 2024

When an employee is injured and unable to work, it can put the employer in a tough position. On the one hand, the employer needs to continue operating after losing a contributor to the business, while on the other hand, it has legal obligations to which it must live up – such as the duty to accommodate or holding the position for the employee when they’re able to return to work.

Car accidents in winter weather

November 12, 2023

Winter in Canada often sees an increase in weather-related car accidents. A crucial aspect of personal injury law revolves around establishing negligence and securing damages for individuals affected by car accidents.

Slip-and-Fall accidents in winter

November 12, 2023

During winter, individuals walking in icy or snowy conditions face the danger of slip-and-fall accidents. Such occurrences can result in serious injuries, and pursuing compensation can be complex. This process entails assessing liability, determining the premises’ maintenance responsibilities, and developing effective litigation strategies.

Preventing slip and fall accidents in the workplace: Best practices and solutions

October 30, 2023

Over the years, workplaces have become increasingly safer thanks to legal mandates and regulations to protect staff. However, dangers still linger. It is the responsibility of both employers and employees to ensure common accidents, such as slips and falls, don’t happen. Considering the various risks of each workplace and industry, this can be difficult to achieve.

Winter sports injuries and personal injury claims

October 17, 2023

Engaging in popular winter sports like skiing and snowboarding carries inherent risks, and injuries are frequently encountered. In the event of accidents, it is crucial to grasp the legal considerations, focusing on aspects such as liability waivers, resort negligence, and the pursuit of personal injury claims.

Bergeron Clifford's Kanon Clifford on how he's using AI in his personal injury practice

October 13, 2023

In addition to being a personal injury lawyer at the eastern Ontario law firm Bergeron Clifford, Kanon Clifford is a student of legal tech. Called to the bar in 2020, he is doing a Doctorate of Business Administration focusing on legal technology in conjunction with his full-time practice.

Are spouses entitled to a portion in an injury settlement claim?

August 18, 2023

Understanding the rights of a spouse during an injury settlement claim can be tricky, especially during such a trying time. These law experts highlight your rights when your partner is injured and what legal counsel you should seek.

Key Differences In Personal Injury Law: Ontario vs. Quebec

June 23, 2023

Claimants should know about key differences between Ontario and Quebec law that change how they deal with a personal injury in each province.

Chris Clifford, former professional goaltender with the Chicago Blackhawks.

April 29, 2023

Chris Clifford, former professional goaltender with the Chicago Blackhawks.

23 Lawyers Discuss Florida’s New Tort “Reform” & The Devastating Consequences For ALL Florida Accident Victims

March 23, 2023

If you do not travel in the world of Florida personal injury lawyers, you would be forgiven for not even noticing that on March 24, 2023, our Governor Ron DeSantis passed […]

How to make discovery process more effective in an injury case

March 22, 2023

The discovery process is crucial in determining the outcome of a case, yet it is still an area many lawyers need to use more effectively. As every injury lawyer knows, the […]

IN THE MEDIA

Risk Management in Modern Hospitals: Lessons from High-Profile Lawsuits

Invisible Injuries: Legal and Wellness Challenges of Brain Injuries and Concussions

From Neural Networks to Negligence: Who's Responsible When AI Fails?

Accountability in Automated Decisions: The Next Frontier of Tech Law

AI Startups and Legal Risk: What Founders Overlook Until It's Too Late

2026 Ontario SABS changes: What injured workers need to know about benefit coverage

AI in Legal Review: Transforming How Evidence Is Assessed

Steps to Take Immediately After a Personal Injury Incident in Canada

Leveraging Artificial Intelligence in Personal‑Injury Litigation: Predictive Tools and Ethical Risks in Ontario

Pothole Season: Who’s Liable When Your Car is Damaged?

The Unseen Scars: Strategies for Navigating Emotional Distress in Personal Injury Cases

AI In HR Investigations: Legal Risks And Employee Rights

Maintaining Resonable Standards of Care

Succession planning for lawyers: Start now

ButterTorts Podcast Feature: The Evolution of Legal Practice

Bergeron, Clifford celebrate 25 years of partnership, friendship

Navigating multi-party injury litigation

Bergeron Clifford: A 25-year legal partnership founded on the bonds of brotherhood

Don’t choose sides with injured employees: lawyer

Car accidents in winter weather

Slip-and-Fall accidents in winter

Preventing slip and fall accidents in the workplace: Best practices and solutions

Winter sports injuries and personal injury claims

Bergeron Clifford's Kanon Clifford on how he's using AI in his personal injury practice

Are spouses entitled to a portion in an injury settlement claim?

Key Differences In Personal Injury Law: Ontario vs. Quebec

Chris Clifford, former professional goaltender with the Chicago Blackhawks.

23 Lawyers Discuss Florida’s New Tort “Reform” & The Devastating Consequences For ALL Florida Accident Victims

How to make discovery process more effective in an injury case

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