The law offices of Greg Monforton & Partners is proud to announce that an article by Laura M. Pearce, associate lawyer at the firm, has been featured in the July 2014 edition of The Litigator.
Pearces editorial delves into the Compensation for Victims of Crime Act and why an overhaul is long overdue. The Act was overhauled in 1986, but since then the compensation caps have remained unchanged.
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Greg Monforton and Jaclyn Habas thoroughly enjoyed spending an afternoon with the children at Camp Brombal last week. This event is an annual four-day summer camp for underprivileged children hosted by Windsor Police Service. At a time when many summer camps are just too costly for families, Camp Brombal gives local children a unique opportunity…
The Ontario Trial Lawyers Association (OTLA) opposes significant changes to Ontario’s civil court rules, particularly plans to eliminate oral discovery. If this process is eliminated in a court proceeding, it could make it difficult to present solid evidence. What Is the Discovery Rule? Oral discovery is a pre-trial procedure in Canadian civil litigation. Solicitors from…
We are excited to share that three of our lawyers attended the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association’s (OTLA) 2025 Long-Range Planning Session last week – June 19-20 at Blue Mountain in Collingwood. Joanna Sweet, Jaclyn Habas, and Irina Rosca, all active members of the OTLA, participated in this annual retreat that offers members a unique opportunity…
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