Kinch Eddie Litigation

About Kinch Eddie Litigation

Kinch Eddie Litigation is a litigation practice based in Campbellford, in the municipality of Trent Hills in Northumberland County. Founder M. Kathleen Kinch established the practice in 2014, returning to the area after growing up in nearby Warkworth and attending high school in Campbellford. Kinch holds degrees from McMaster University and the University of British Columbia's Faculty of Law, clerked at the British Columbia Supreme Court, and then practiced at a litigation firm in downtown Vancouver from 2006 to 2014, appearing in civil, regulatory, and family law matters and serving as co-counsel in Canada's first modern polygamy prosecution.

The firm now has four lawyers and two licensed paralegals. Its lawyers handle civil litigation, estate disputes, employment law, family law, and administrative matters in the Superior Court of Justice and before administrative tribunals, while the paralegals represent clients in small claims court, provincial offences matters, and landlord and tenant disputes. The associate lawyers bring their own areas of focus, including municipal and land use planning and food law. Kinch Eddie Litigation serves Trent Hills and the surrounding Northumberland County communities, plus clients from as far as Durham Region and Bancroft, and it appears regularly in the Peterborough, Belleville, and Cobourg courthouses.