When failures are systemic — affecting residents, families, and visitors across an institution — a class action can be the most effective way to seek accountability. Daniel acts as counsel in this kind of consequential litigation, including the long-term-care COVID-19 class actions where the Superior Court certified six of eight proposed actions to proceed in 2024.
If you or a family member was harmed by an institutional failure, Daniel can tell you whether an existing class proceeding may cover you or whether an individual claim is the better path.
- Recognition and accountability for systemic failures
- Compensation available through certified class proceedings
- Individual claims where a class action isn't the right fit
- Representation for families navigating the process
- Mass torts
How is a class action different from suing on my own?
A class action lets many people who were harmed in a similar way pursue accountability together, which can make it viable to take on a large institution. Whether to join a class or bring an individual claim depends on your circumstances — Daniel can help you weigh the trade-offs.
Wondering whether you have a claim?
Tell Daniel what happened. He'll give you a straight read, in confidence, at no cost.