About Karine
Karine Hajje has been a member of the Ontario bar since 2005 and has spent nearly 20 years practising exclusively in plaintiff-side disability law, representing injured individuals and their families in claims against insurance companies. Her litigation experience includes appearances before courts and administrative tribunals, including the Court of Appeal, and she has resolved many cases through negotiated settlements. Karine is also active in pro bono human rights work, having helped Rainbow Railroad establish a Middle East and Africa branch and contributed to the International Justice Mission's anti-slavery efforts. She has guest lectured at Toronto Metropolitan University on preventing child sex tourism and is a member of Humanist Canada.
Practice areas
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