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COMMON FAQs ABOUT ROCHON GENOVA

Answers to general questions about the types of matters Rochon Genova handles, where the firm is located, who it serves, how to contact the firm, consultations, timelines, and legal fees.

Frequently Asked Questions

Rochon Genova is a litigation firm that represents clients in a range of matters, including class actions, personal injury, aviation law, commercial litigation, immigration matters, and sexual abuse and sexual assault claims.

Rochon Genova is located in downtown Toronto at 121 Richmond Street West, Suite 900, Toronto, Ontario.

Yes. Rochon Genova represents clients throughout the Greater Toronto Area, across Ontario, and across Canada, depending on the nature of the case.

The best way to determine whether you may have a legal claim is to contact our office. During an initial consultation, our team can listen to your situation, ask questions, and help you understand your potential legal options.

You can contact Rochon Genova by phone, email, or through the contact form on our website.

After you contact Rochon Genova, a member of our team may ask for basic information about your matter, request relevant documents, and help determine the appropriate next steps. If your matter is one we may be able to assist with, a consultation may be arranged.

Rochon Genova offers free consultations in many cases. When you contact our office, we can let you know what applies to your particular matter.

The timeline depends on the type of case, the complexity of the issues, the number of parties involved, whether the matter settles, and whether any court hearings or appeals are required. Some cases resolve relatively quickly, while others may take several years.

Fee arrangements depend on the type of case. Some cases may be handled on a contingency fee basis, meaning legal fees are paid only if the case is successful. Other matters may involve hourly rates, retainers, or alternative fee arrangements. Our team will explain the fee structure that applies to your matter.

A contingency fee means that legal fees are paid from a recovery obtained through settlement or judgment. If there is no recovery, legal fees are generally not payable, subject to the terms of the retainer agreement.