Peter Madorin
Automatically compiled listing. Details may contain errors.In Association at Amaral Mendes LLP
- Called to the bar
- 1964
Certified Specialist
Civil Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Personal InjuryIn Association at Amaral Mendes LLP
Certified Specialist
Civil Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Personal InjuryPeter Madorin is a civil litigator with more than 58 years of experience who now practises in association with Amaral Mendes LLP in Kitchener. In insurance defence, Peter acts for insurers and defends claims made against municipalities, hospitals, professionals and property owners, among others.
Peter's career began in 1964, the year of the Ontario call to the bar, after law school at Dalhousie University. That same year Peter started out as an associate at the Kitchener firm now called Madorin, Snyder LLP, became a partner there in 1966, and stayed until 2022.
Plaintiffs and defendants have both had Peter in their corner. The work has meant many appearances in the Superior Court of Justice, the Divisional Court and the Court of Appeal for Ontario, as well as before a range of administrative tribunals. Peter was appointed Queen's Counsel in 1979 and became a certified Specialist in Civil Litigation in 1988.
Waterloo Region has been home to Peter for a long time, and the local bar has honoured that career more than once. The Waterloo Region Law Association presented Peter with its Coulter A. Osborne Award in 2005, and in 2022 announced Peter as one of five members to receive its Legend of the Profession award at the Opening of the Courts.
Peter represents insurers and defends the claims brought against municipalities, professionals, hospitals and property owners or occupiers. Insurers facing claims themselves are among the clients too.
Personal injury claims are one of the six fields Peter's practice takes on.
Beyond insurance and injury work, Peter takes on corporate and commercial disputes and real estate litigation, along with employment law and environmental law.
Certified SpecialistCivil Litigation (Law Society of Upper Canada, 1988)Peter Madorin, then at Madorin, Snyder in Kitchener, was counsel for the respondents. On December 8, 2016 the Supreme Court dismissed the application for leave to appeal from the Court of Appeal for Ontario's decision, with costs to the respondents.
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