Restrictions in Ontario are easing and we are ready for lawyers and firms ready to get back into full swing. Our law chambers has prestigious and affordable solutions for every legal practitioner. https://t.co/xlxs8hbERH
Now that more and more lawyers are returning to work spaces, take a look at some of the opportunities that our chambers has to offer. Private offices, working spaces, remote options, and much more. Enhanced COVID measures in effect to protect our members and staff.
Exciting news for our chambers! We are now offering a "Remote Practice" option. This affordable solution ($349.00/mo) provides the flexibility that innovative lawyers need in 2021. Contact us to learn more and become part of our legal community.
Ontario’s justice system was outdated long before COVID-19. Now, the limitless legal knowledge and expertise in our province is changing that. Together we can help justice in Ontario catch up with how our lives have evolved before, during and after the outbreak.
We have closed our chambers to the public in response to COVID-19 until further notice. Please stay safe, wash your hands, engage in social distancing, and follow directives of various levels of Canadian governments. For more information, please visit: https://t.co/Hg23pcEFnm
They say that a crisis reveals true values - yours, mine, society's. I've spoken about what this crisis means for criminal defence work, and in the courts, and been profiled by Toronto Life. I'll say a bit more now. 1/14 #covid19on#onlegal#onpoli
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Unless you have an urgent criminal or an urgent family court appearance in the Ontario Court of Justice between Friday, March 20 and Friday, May 29, do not attend court. This applies to both in-custody and out-of-custody accused. 1/2
Criminal defence lawyers around the province are volunteering in courts today, unpaid, to clear the deck however we can. Organized by the Criminal Lawyers' Association (CLA), President @JohnStruthers. Folks may disagree, but I'm proud to be defence counsel. #coronavirus#onpoli
Our chambers have implemented aggressive measures to mitigate the spread of #COVID19. The health of our staff, members, and their clients are of utmost concern. Our receptionist is now working off site and and strict protocols are in place to enforce social distancing.
Fantastic news that our (now former) chamber member Justice Samantha Peeris was appointed to the Ontario Court of Justice by @douglasdowney today. Her wisdom around our office will be missed. https://t.co/0WDrM4OYBD
Andrew Captan and Sanja Mavrak @CriminalLawyer0@mavraklaw: ‘Stripping away’ Charter rights: Ontario’s problem with continuing strip searches https://t.co/uqyO7PlEmz "... police in Ontario conduct over 22,000 strip searches a year, the majority ... by the Toronto Police Service"