It has been six years since my catastrophic accident, I have been working hard on my recovery.  I lost 100 pounds through good nutritional choices, off the 24 meds my doctor had me on. I just finished fighting a five year battle with the insurance company; now I am ready to re-visit some unfinished business with a few law firms and a few doctors.  I was not suitably impressed with their performance.

...but your Honour, looky here, they invited me to write a Google Review and post it on their facebook; they sent me a signed letter and everything. Before you know it, they took down my post and sent me an email advising me to govern myself accordingly. It must have been something I said. Considering the fortune I paid them, you think I would at least have a say regarding the job they did? I spent 3 months working hard on preparing a video deposition including all the digital evidence I collected over the 6 years featuring all the players just doing their thing. In any case, I posted many of these items before I recieved the email to govern myself accordingly. Maybe they think they can badger me?

Thomson Rogers sent me this letter on February 19, 2015 inviting me to write a Google Review about my experience with them.  I accepted the invitation, I called it Nightmare On Bay Street. Apparently everybody at Thomson Rogers was aware of my social media postings except the Managing partner. I sent them emails, they removed my posts from their facebook page after inviting me.  I advised them I intended to post the little video show featuring all the digital evidence I accumulated on all the players over the past 6 years. I advised my TR lawyer of this video many times via email and conversations we had during the time he represented me. More importantly the video shows how all the players  are all connected. It is one remarkable coincidence after another. Too complicated for a guy with a brain injury to comprehend.  We will leave it up to the Law Society of Upper Canada to see what is going on.  The recent email I received from the Managing Partner advised me to govern myself. He advise me I don't have permission to post anything about them or from them.  I think my earlier invitation trumps his nasty email to me. Besides all the material has been sent long sent to all corners of the planet: It's always about the emails. Roadkill911blogspot.com has been a detailed examination of the relationships between the insurance companies, the medical community and of course the legal community.  I document everything that happened over the six years; I know what happened.  It will all come out in the wash. I paid them a very large sum of money and I will have my say about the relationship, only it won't be my words. It will be the words of all the players. People can decide for themselves who is the injured party.

Those damn politicians

Here is my formal invitation; too bad I uploaded my Google Review before I received to notice not to post.  Also the fact my email account has been hacked so many times it's not funny.  Plus I sent all the emails and all the digital material from my case to various human rights organizations and news outlets so everybody would know exactly the the hell is going on here.

Game On. First I get this formal invitation to write a Google Review about my experience with a major Canadian law firm; I'm calling it Nightmare on Bay St. I posted the invitation and my acceptance on fb. Shortly after I got a nice post from the managing director of the firm himself inviting me to share my concerns in a less public setting. So we talked and we talked,for a couple of months, got nowhere; lawyers eh. Then I get this little note today advising me not to post anything about them or from them, and to govern myself accordingly. Oooohhhh.. I wonder if that includes the one he sent me. OK for them, but not for me. Doesn't sound very fair. .He also advised me he has absolutely no idea what emails I was referring to; of course not. It seems I went through this once before with another managing partner; I won, he lost. Too Bad! We'll see what happens this time. It will all come out in the laundry; all of it. One word of advice: It's always about the emails.