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Sarah* is a law clerk with over 10 years of experience in civil and commercial litigation. Her primary focus is on medical negligence matters, working exclusively with the health law practice group, providing support in document production, examination for discovery, expert retention, mediation, and trial. Sarah cuts§ through matters efficiently while assisting the health law team in all aspects of the litigation process. Her strong organizational skills allow her cut to the chase‡ . This decreases the amount of time lawyers’ spend in their document preparation. Sarah is also a member of the Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario. .

Expertise

  • Education:
    • York University (2002) BA
    • Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario (2005)
    • LawVision Group (2018) Legal Project Management
    • The Osgoode Certificate in Health Law (2024)

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Sarah Stuart

is a law clerk at Lenczner Slaght.

Sarah joined Lenczner Slaght in 2004. She has over 10 years’ experience in civil and commercial litigation. The primary focus of her practice is on medical negligence matters. She assists Lenczner Slaght lawyers throughout the litigation process, including document production, examination for discovery, expert retention, mediation and trial.

  • Thompson v Azad

    Counsel to the successful Defendant Physician in a trial for alleged negligence relating to follow-up treatment after surgery. 

    Madison Robins, Blerta Gjoci & Sarah Stuart | January 16, 2024

  • Sherwani v Fargher

    Counsel to the successful Defendant Physician at trial in dismissing allegations of defamation and misfeasance of public office arising from the end of the Plaintiff Physician’s privileges at West Parry Sound Hospital at a time when the Defendant Physician was Chief of Staff. The action was dismissed by the Trial Judge and costs of $280,000 awarded to the Defendant Physician.

    Anne E. Posno, Brendan F. Morrison, Solomiya Zakharchuk & Sarah Stuart | February 1, 2023

  • Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario - Associate

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