Recent successes Each case is unique, and the verdict depends on a series of factors specific to each case.

A client of our firm was accused of breaking and entering a place other than a dwelling-house and committing mischief (Sec. 348 (1) b) e) CCC). Our client acknowledged that he had broken into a Canadian Tire greenhouse but he didn’t intend to commit mischief there. Our client had broken into the greenhouse with his […]

A client of our firm was charged with causing mischief under $5000 to a motor vehicle (Sec. 430 (1) a) (4) b) of the Criminal Code). After separating from his ex-wife, she decided without colour of right to keep the motor vehicle that belonged to our client. In fact, during their life together, the vehicle […]

A client of our firm was charged with operating his motor vehicle while impaired (Sec. 253 (1) a) of the Criminal Code). Our client had spent the night at a bar and said that he had consumed four beers. At around 2:30 in the morning, two police officers arrived at the scene since a fight […]

A client of our firm facing two charges of simple assault and one charge of uttering threats in a domestic context receives an absolute discharge. After careful consideration, he decided to enter guilty pleas in the aim of receiving an absolute discharge. Working in the aviation field, our client had to travel to the United […]

A client of our firm was facing two charges of uttering threats to his mother and one charge of breach of undertaking. After a few months of negotiating with the prosecutor, we all agreed that it would be in the best interests of the parties not to go to trial. After agreeing not to disturb […]

A client of our firm was charged with uttering threats and intimidating a person associated with the justice system – in this case, a judge. After the trial, the court found him guilty on the threats charge, but acquitted him on the more serious charge, so he therefore avoided having to serve a long prison […]

A client of our firm was charged with simple assault against her child. Acknowledging that she was guilty of the offence, the client in question was granted a discharge subject to compliance with certain conditions for a specified period. Although it’s rare that such a measure is granted in cases of crimes committed against a […]

A client of our firm was charged with assault causing bodily harm. While the evidence relating to the fact that the woman had committed simple assault was overwhelming, the defence was convinced that the bodily harm claimed by the victim did not result from the act that our client had committed. After a tense cross-examination […]

A client of our firm was charged with breaking and entering a place other than a dwelling-house and committing theft. In fact, our client worked in the construction field and had decided to steal tools valued at $1000.00 from his employer on the construction site. We provided evidence that, at the time of the events, […]