When you or a loved one has been injured, you need to know your rights. I can help you and your family access rehab and obtain fair compensation. Injury litigation is all I do.
Admitted to the Bar, Law Society of Ontario (1998)
Bachelor of Laws, The University of Western Ontario (1996)
Bachelor of Arts, University of Alberta (1989)
Kasey was driving home from volunteering for a youth facility when a drunk driver struck him head-on. He suffered numerous serious injuries and was left struggling to adapt to everyday tasks like sleeping, eating and self-care.
At his bedside, the two met and Maia began the process of finding Kasey the help he needed.
I like a good intellectual challenge, a good fight in the courtroom, and I like to win.
Certified as a Specialist in Civil Litigation by the Law Society of Ontario
Best Lawyers in Canada, Personal Injury Litigation
Recognized and consistently recommended by Lexpert as a leading lawyer in the area of Personal Injury (2014-2026)
Recipient, Ontario Volunteer Service Award (2007 – 2014)
Ontario Trial Lawyers’ Association Women’s Caucus Award (2012)
Ontario Brain Injury Association’s Professional of the Year Award (2012)
Past President, Make-a-Wish Foundation of Southwestern Ontario
Past President, Sarnia Brain Injury Association
Board Member, Ontario Trial Lawyers Association
Canadian Bar Association
Middlesex Law Association
The Advocates’ Society
Brain Injury Association of London and Region
You need a lawyer with a proven success rate, both inside and outside the courtroom. I have experience with the toughest cases and have achieved results I’m proud of for my clients. You deserve representation that protects you every step of the way. I promise to stand with you so you can focus on your recovery and your family.
I’m here to listen to you and help you achieve the result you want, whether it is a settlement that secures your future or a victory in court. I have the skill, knowledge and experience to make it happen.
My mother was a lawyer, and I saw how she made a real difference in people’s lives, advocating for people who need help. Today, my kids call me “Mama Bear” because I’m fierce about protecting my people — and that includes my clients.
M.H.Maia, your leadership and tireless advocacy have been nothing short of remarkable. Your team’s professionalism, prompt responses, and meticulous coordination have provided invaluable support at every stage of this challenging journey.
Maia Bent explains that social hosts may be liable for harm caused by altercations between guests if the legal components of the duty of care can be established.
Maia Bent uncovers the recent insights on catastrophic impairment from LAT rulings post-June 2016.
