A Summer special release! Personal Injury Lawyers Harrison Cooper and Lara Fitzgerald-Husek discuss the Licence Appeal Tribunal, virtual hearings, their recent Summer experiences, and more. The material and content provided on “Exhibit Eh”: The Oatley Vigmond Podcast is for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

Rehabilitation Support Worker John Shamoon joins the hosts of our May episode, lawyers Lara Fitzgerald-Husek and Charles Jung, to talk about what an RSW does, what led him into the industry, and how having the right mindset can help anyone make the best of difficult circumstances, both now and in the future.  The material and content provided on “Exhibit Eh”: The Oatley Vigmond Podcast is for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

This episode's co-hosts, lawyers Harrison Cooper and Charles Jung, kick the tires about jury trials in Ontario, explaining the differences between jury trials and non-jury trials, before moving into a larger discussion about some recent successful motions to strike jury notices. The material and content provided on “Exhibit Eh”: The Oatley Vigmond Podcast is for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

Oatley Vigmond lawyer Charles Jung returns to co-host the show, catching up with Lara and Harrison about the year that was, while announcing a new format and the type of content that listeners can expect to hear in Season 3 of Exhibit Eh: The Oatley Vigmond Podcast.

"Exhibit Eh-OK" is a series of bonus episodes centered around positive, entertaining conversations with interesting guests, hosted by Oatley Vigmond personal injury lawyers Harrison Cooper and Lara Fitzgerald-Husek. This episode's check-in is with Carl Dixon, an inspirational speaker and career musician who has previously performed as the lead singer of bands Coney Hatch, April Wine, and The Guess Who. In 2008, while in Australia, Carl survived a shocking car crash that left him with 52 serious injuries and a traumatic brain injury. Carl's relentless positivity and universal wisdom offers something for everyone and we are very appreciative of him providing his time to record this podcast.

"Exhibit Eh-OK" is a series of bonus episodes centered around positive, entertaining conversations with interesting guests, hosted by Oatley Vigmond personal injury lawyers Harrison Cooper and Lara Fitzgerald-Husek. This episode's check-in is with Elaine St. Pierre, Canadian Blood Services Territory Manager for Barrie, York Region, South Simcoe & The Muskokas.

Presenting a special double-episode exclusively intended to provide advice for articling students! Aspiring criminal defence lawyer Sara Little, currently a student-at-law at Brauti Thorning LLP, asks hosts Harrison Cooper and Lara Fitzgerald-Husek a range of questions on behalf of the current and future classes of Canadian articling students. Thank you to everyone who submitted a question in recent weeks. If you have a question that was not addressed and would like to hear it answered on a future episode, please e-mail the show's producer Connor directly at [email protected].

"Exhibit Eh-OK" is a series of bonus episodes centered around positive, entertaining conversations with interesting guests, hosted by Oatley Vigmond personal injury lawyers Harrison Cooper and Lara Fitzgerald-Husek. This episode's check-in is with Selwyn Pieters, a progressive sole practitioner lawyer and activist involved in human and civil rights.

"Exhibit Eh-OK" is a series of bonus episodes centered around positive, entertaining conversations with interesting guests, hosted by Oatley Vigmond personal injury lawyers Harrison Cooper and Lara Fitzgerald-Husek. This episode's check-in is with Peter Athanasopoulos, Director of Public Policy at Spinal Cord Injury Ontario (SCIO).

"Exhibit Eh-OK" is a series of bonus episodes centered around positive, entertaining conversations with interesting guests, hosted by Oatley Vigmond personal injury lawyers Harrison Cooper and Lara Fitzgerald-Husek. This episode's check-in is with Melissa Vigar, Executive Director of the Brain Injury Society of Toronto (BIST).