Rohan Haté Litigation Lawyers
1 lawyer · Halton Region, City of Toronto, Peel Region
One of 173 law firms listed in Oakville, and one of 17 handling Personal Injury.
About Rohan Haté Litigation Lawyers
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Rohan Hate Litigation Lawyers is the professional corporation of Rohan Hate, a partner at ZSRH Litigation Lawyers LLP, a firm co-founded with Zoran Samac. The head office is on Winston Park Drive in Oakville, with additional offices in downtown Toronto and in Mississauga, and the practice takes on personal injury, insurance, civil, real estate, and wills and estates litigation for clients across the Greater Toronto Area and Ontario.
Hate earned an Honours Bachelor of Arts from the University of Toronto in 2007, studying political science and philosophy, then a Juris Doctor from Santa Clara University School of Law in California in 2010, where a High Tech Law Certificate in Intellectual Property law was also completed. A Master of Laws from Osgoode Hall Law School followed, along with a 2012 call to the Ontario bar. The practice centres on insurance litigation, including insurance defence work advising insurers on occupiers' liability, motor vehicle claims, and accident benefits disputes, alongside personal injury, class actions, wrongful dismissal, and wills and estates matters, with regular appearances at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, jury trial experience, and hearings before the Financial Services Commission of Ontario and the License Appeal Tribunal.
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Milestones & recognition
- ZSRH Litigation Lawyers LLP was co-founded by Zoran Samac and Rohan Hate, operating from offices in Oakville, Toronto, and Mississauga.
- Samac was called to the Ontario bar in 1988 after articling under the Honourable Mr. Justice John C. Wilkins of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, and has since appeared at every level of Ontario's courts, up to the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court of Canada.
- Samac's early practice covered personal injury and criminal defence work, including defending hospitals in medical malpractice claims, before the focus shifted toward insurance litigation.
- Hate is a member of the South Asian Bar Association and The Advocates Society.
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The neighbourhood
The head office sits in Winston Park on Winston Park Drive, just off the QEW on the Oakville side of the Oakville-Mississauga border, with Highway 403 close by too. Clarkson and Oakville GO stations are both a short trip away, and the complex is ringed by restaurants, shops, and hotels rather than a traditional main street, a layout that fits a practice built around GTA-wide travel rather than local walk-in traffic.
The Toronto office is a different setting: 55 University Avenue is an 18-storey tower at the corner of University and Wellington in the Financial District, with direct access to St. Andrew subway station. University Avenue has long been home to insurance company headquarters such as Sun Life and Canada Life, and the Toronto courthouse and Osgoode Hall sit further north on the same street, a useful overlap for a firm built on insurance litigation and regular Superior Court appearances.
The Mississauga office, on Matheson Boulevard West, is part of the Heartland Corporate Centre in the Fletcher's Creek area, a multi-building Class A office complex rather than a standalone storefront.
Frequently asked questions
- Rohan Hate Litigation Lawyers looks like a solo practice. Is it connected to a bigger firm?
- Yes. It's the professional corporation of Rohan Hate, a partner at ZSRH Litigation Lawyers LLP, which operates offices in Oakville, Toronto, and Mississauga.
- I found out after closing that the seller hid a defect in the home. Can the firm help?
- Real estate litigation is one of the firm's practice areas, and it takes on cases where a seller failed to disclose a known property defect, pursuing costs for repairs, materials, and any drop in the home's value.
- My long term disability or accident benefits claim was denied. Does the firm take these cases?
- Yes. Denial of disability and accident benefits claims falls under the firm's insurance litigation practice, along with other coverage disputes such as property loss and life insurance claims.
- Do I have to pay anything upfront for a personal injury claim?
- Personal injury cases are handled on a contingency basis, so no fee is owed unless the claim succeeds. Other types of matters may use a different fee arrangement, discussed at the initial consultation.
- I think I was let go from my job unfairly. Can Rohan Hate represent me?
- Wrongful dismissal is one of the areas the practice covers, alongside personal injury, insurance litigation, civil litigation, real estate litigation, and wills and estates work.
- What are the firm's hours, and where is the Oakville head office?
- The firm is open Monday to Friday from 8am to 6pm, with weekend appointments available by request. The Oakville head office is at 2010 Winston Park Drive, Suite 303.
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