Personal Injury
CBLAW has a track record of achieved results, millions of dollars in settlements and awards for its clients. Our success in helping those in need include representing clients who have had complex cases, which most firms turned away. Here are a few examples of what the personal injury team at CBLAW achieved in those circumstances.
- $1.4 million jury award on behalf of a client suffering from chronic pain.
- $600,000 settlement for client suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
- 1 million dollars in Accident Benefits awarded for a motorcycle claimant, with TMJ injuries and Chronic Pain Syndrome.
- 2 million dollars in Accident Benefits for a head injured client, charged with impaired driving. The CBLAW criminal defence team also successfully defended the criminal charge.
- 1 million dollar Accident Benefit/ Bad faith policy limit settlement for an infant ejected out of a car sustaining a serious brain injurie, 9 years after the expired limitation period.
- $775,000 settlement for a pedestrian knock down case, where the claimant was jay walking in the middle of the night while impaired.
- 2 million dollar settlement for an amputee injured claimant, where the claimant was at fault in a motorcycle accident and where the insurer denied coverage.
Criminal Defence
CBLAW’s criminal defence team has defend individuals, organizations and entities charged with a criminal offences. They handle a diverse spectrum of criminal cases, ranging from domestic violence crimes, sex crimes, violent crimes and drug crimes to driving under the influence, theft, embezzlement and fraud. Some noteworthy cases include:
- An acquittal for a Canadian client charged with drug trafficking, in a multi-million dollar cross-border sting operation, while transporting goods from the USA.
- An acquittal for client charged with sexual assault and sexual interference of a child.
- An acquittal for recreational soccer player charged with assault causing bodily harm for an incident occurring during a game.
- An absolute discharge and release from the Ontario Review Board for a psychologically impaired man charged with various weapons offences.
- Impaired charges withdrawn for a young driver because the blood sample taken by police at hospital was contaminated and therefore should be excluded evidence at trial. Charter application and evidence tampering was the main issue argued in this case.