Practice Area · General Practice
Criminal Law
Defence and litigation across criminal matters: Charter rights, bail, trial, appeals.
In short
A criminal charge reaches into work, travel and family life long before there is a trial date. The first days matter most: what you say, what you hand over, how bail is argued. We take the file from the moment of the charge, build the defence around the disclosure, and tell you plainly where you stand at every step.
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Book ServicesCharter rights defence
Where the police crossed a line, we say so on the record and ask the court to exclude what came of it.
Bail hearings
A prepared plan for release, argued at the bail hearing.
Crown disclosure review
We read the Crown's file line by line, because close cases turn on what is missing from it.
Trial representation
Every file is built as though it will be tried. Being ready is what gives a negotiation its weight.
Early intervention
Coming in at the charge stage shapes the file before the Crown's account of it hardens.
Appeals
Review and appeal work where the result at trial does not hold up.
The first conversation
Begin with the lawyer who will act for you.
Tell us what is happening and the right lawyer comes back to you with times. Mon to Fri, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM ET.