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$110M lawsuit against Village at St. Clair owners alleges gross negligence and wrongful death - Vimarsana News

$110M lawsuit against Village at St. Clair owners alleges gross negligence and wrongful death

Posted: Feb 26, 2021 12:09 PM ET | Last Updated: March 1 The law firm told the CBC the COVID-19 outbreak at the Village at St. Clair lead to 63 deaths among residents. (Tahmina Aziz/CBC) A $110-million dollar lawsuit has been filed against Schlegel Villages, the company which operates the Village at St. Clair in Windsor, over its handling of COVID-19 outbreak where dozens died. In a statement of claim put forward by lawyer Gary Will, lead council on the suit for Will Davidson LLP, the proposed class action lawsuit alleges the company "failed to protect" residents of Schlegel Village-owned ...

Source: cbc.ca
COVID-19 lawsuit now includes all Southbridge Care Homes in Ontario - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 lawsuit now includes all Southbridge Care Homes in Ontario

COVID-19 claimed the lives of 23 residents of the Southbridge Roseview long-term care home on Shuniah St. in Thunder Bay (TBNewswatch file) THUNDER BAY — A  $160 million class action lawsuit against Southbridge Care Homes was expanded this month to cover all 24 of the company's facilities in Ontario including the Southbridge Roseview nursing home in Thunder Bay. The Toronto law firm Will Davidson LLP originally filed a claim last spring in connection with a COVID-19 outbreak at Southbridge's Orchard Villa long-term care home in Pickering, where more than 70 residents died. ...

$30M lawsuit claims Rosslyn failed residents before and during COVID-19 pandemic - Vimarsana News

$30M lawsuit claims Rosslyn failed residents before and during COVID-19 pandemic

$30M lawsuit claims Rosslyn failed residents before and during COVID-19 pandemic A Toronto law firm has filed to launch a class action lawsuit against a Hamilton long-term care home for its handling of a COVID-19 outbreak that infected 22 staff members and 64 residents, 16 of whom died. Social Sharing The statement of claim, which hasn't been certified, cites regulatory inspections from as far back as 2016 Posted: Jan 07, 2021 10:45 AM ET | Last Updated: January 7 A memorial adorns a pole across the street from the Rosslyn Retirement Residence. It's made up of 16 crosses, one for each of the...

Source: cbc.ca
Year In Review: Ripon's No. 8 story of 2020 is ... - Vimarsana News

Year In Review: Ripon's No. 8 story of 2020 is ...

The Ripon Commonwealth Press will count down the top-10 stories in Ripon from 2020 over nine days, with it culminating with the top story Thursday, Jan. 31.