Class Action Lawyers in Toronto

Helping individuals join together to pursue justice and accountability from corporations and institutions.

ACCESS TO JUSTICE

LEVELLING THE PLAYING FIELD

Individuals who suffer physical, psychological or economic harm deserve justice. But pursuing accountability from corporations and institutions is difficult, expensive and intimidating. Often, meaningful justice is only possible when individuals join together. That’s where we come in.

Our team of experienced class action lawyers is committed to advancing access to justice for victims of government, corporate and institutional wrongdoing. We have successfully advanced class actions to meaningful resolutions through both trial and court-approved settlements.

Class actions level the playing field by grouping individual claims together to share resources and confront large corporations on equal footing. In doing so, class actions allow for compensation of those harmed and discourage defendants from future wrongdoing.

Powerful organizations should not escape accountability simply because the cost of litigation is too high for individual victims. We work on a contingency basis. Class members do not have to pay out-of-pocket legal fees. Legal fees are typically paid as a percentage of any settlement or judgment obtained and are always subject to court approval.

Our lawyers have the experience, ability and resources required to effectively pursue justice.

Class Action Cases

Economic loss resulting from unfair, misleading, or unlawful business practices.

Holding governments accountable for institutional abuse, systemic negligence, and breaches of constitutional and fiduciary obligations.

Dangerous drugs or drugs that are ineffective.

Medical devices that can cause serious physical injury in the very patients they are supposed to help.

Hospitals, long-term care homes or public authorities that fail to prevent or manage serious infectious disease outbreaks.

Advancing class actions for First Nations and Indigenous communities involving treaty rights, fiduciary obligations, and historical wrongs.

Abuse involving individuals in positions of authority and institutions responsible for their care.

Large-scale accidents, environmental disasters and other events with multiple victims.

Pricing arrangements that artificially increase prices for certain goods.

Defective or ineffective products that cause injury, wrongful death, property damage or economic loss.

Investor losses involving misrepresentation, disclosure deficiencies, financial restatements or securities fraud.

Legal support for consumers in telecommunications, technology, social media, billing, and privacy class actions.

Answers to common questions about class actions, representative plaintiffs, certification, class members, opting out, settlements, legal fees, and the class action process.