One thing consistent across my 40 years as a personal injury lawyer is the meaningful connection I make with each and every client. I help people deal with life-changing events, and while there may be a tough road ahead, I know that with persistence and determination, it will work out in the end.


I have earned a reputation as a highly-skilled, determined litigation lawyer and a strong advocate for my clients. My broad personal injury experience allows me to apply tested and practical knowledge to each and every case.
I’ve had the immense privilege of representing people from all walks of life over the past four decades. Some even call me part of their family. I’m fully committed to your case and promise that when you have questions, I’m there with answers immediately, 7 days a week – not my assistant, clerk or my associate, me. I legitimately care about you and your needs, and together we’ll build a strong, trusting relationship on a foundation of personal attention.
I remember one client who was terribly injured in a highway accident due in part to a sand mixture on the road. I was able to show that the mixture wasn’t correctly applied, and we secured a major settlement that empowered my client to get the care and support needed to improve their quality of life. The experience proved to me what I already knew: It’s about never giving up and putting in the unwavering time and effort to get you results.
Now that my three daughters are grown up, I’m enthusiastic about dedicating more time to supporting causes that mean a lot to me. Having seen first-hand the effects of accidents and how they change someone’s ability to function, I am proud to have helped raise funds for the Brain Injury Association of Peel-Halton, the Brain Injury Clinic at St Michael’s Hospital and currently, the Brain Injury Society of Toronto.
Alden Dychtenberg asks if on-demand delivery or ride-hailing service drivers are liable for distracted driving and what responsibility do the companies themselves hold?