Frank Van Dyke
Automatically compiled listing. Details may contain errors.Lawyer at Van Dyke Law
- Called to the bar
- 1993
About Frank
Frank Van Dyke is a personal injury lawyer who has practised since being called to the Ontario bar in 1993, focusing on motor vehicle accident, catastrophic injury, disability insurance, WSIB, and human rights claims for clients across Eastern Ontario. He holds a law degree and a Bachelor of Arts Honours in History, both from Queen's University. He has appeared before the Ontario Superior Court, Divisional Court, Court of Appeal, Federal Court of Canada, Tax Court of Canada, the Canada Pension Plan Review Tribunal, the Pension Appeal Board, the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board and Appeals Tribunal, the Financial Services Commission of Ontario, and the Licence Appeal Tribunal. He is a member of the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association, the Frontenac Law Association, the Carleton County Law Association, the Ontario Bar Association, and the American Association for Justice. His practice is contingency-fee based, so clients don't pay unless their case settles.
Education & credentials
- Law school
- Queen's University
- Undergraduate
- Queen's University, Bachelor of Arts Honours in History
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