I am grateful to every member of The team for their expert handling of my complex case. I can now put my energy into healing and creating the life I want for myself and my family.
AnonymousYou deserve respect, sensitivity, and compassion.
In Canada, 1 in 3 women and 1 in 8 men will experience some sort of sexual assault in their lifetime. Coming forward takes courage and strength, but you are not alone. Let us help amplify your voice and reclaim your life.
We don’t just provide legal representation – we are advocates and advisors, providing guidance, empathy and education, working hard to effect changes that will have a positive outcome for survivors.
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We support you every step of the way with compassion and understanding. We will stand alongside you and guide you from the first call to the final resolution of your case.
It took me 4 months after I was given your name to make that final decision to call you. Everyone that I had the chance to talk to was kind and genuinely concerned about me and my well-being – especially on those really hard days.
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Insights for Survivors
With Death, Can There Be No Limitation Period for Sexual Assault?
A closer look at whether limitation periods for sexual assault claims may continue after death, and the legal implications for affected parties.
The New Tort of Intimate Partner Violence: A Landmark Decision of the Supreme Court of Canada Provides a Crucial Expansion of Civil Liability
In Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia, the Supreme Court sets a new cause of action and a new way forward.
Justice After Trauma: What The Evans v. CCAST Decision Means For Survivors
Madeleine Cleland’s latest blog covers Evans v. The Catholic Children’s Aid Society of Toronto et al. The jury awarded $2.3 million, recognizing the lasting effects of trauma. She explains what this case means for survivors seeking accountability.
