About ACL Law

ACL Law was the Ontario litigation and regulatory practice of Carina Lentsch, a lawyer licensed with the Law Society of Ontario since being called to the bar in 2011. The practice focused on defending regulated health professionals in College complaints, investigations, and discipline proceedings, along with privacy, human rights, and civil litigation matters. Carina Lentsch holds a BA Honours from Queen's University (2005), a JD from the University of Windsor (2010), and a certificate in Privacy Law and Health Care Information Management from York University (2020).

In 2025, Carina Lentsch joined Richards Advocacy Professional Corporation in Toronto as a partner, continuing the same regulated-professional defence and health law practice under that firm. Prior experience includes time at a large national law firm and a small insurance defence litigation firm in Toronto, before starting and growing the independent health law practice that became ACL Law. The practice now operates from Richards Advocacy's Toronto office at 3 Church Street, Suite 500.

Milestones & recognition

  • Called to the Bar of Ontario in 2011, after a BA Honours from Queen's University (2005) and a JD from the University of Windsor (2010).
  • Completed a certificate in Privacy Law and Health Care Information Management from York University in 2020.
  • Served on the Ontario Bar Association Health Law Section executive, including as chair and as an OBA Council member for the 2023-24 term.
  • Joined Richards Advocacy Professional Corporation in Toronto as a partner in 2025, continuing the regulated-professional defence and health law practice built as ACL Law.

Good to know

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The neighbourhood

The practice's Toronto office is at 3 Church Street, Suite 500, a seven-storey building constructed in 1914 in the Edwardian Classical style, with red brickwork and stone detailing. The building sits in the St. Lawrence Neighbourhood Heritage Conservation District and is designated under the Ontario Heritage Act, part of a stretch of downtown Toronto shaped by its historic relationship to the rail lines and the district's economic growth in the late 19th century.

Frequently asked questions

Is ACL Law still a separate, active law practice?
ACL Law was Carina Lentsch's solo litigation and regulatory practice. In 2025, Carina Lentsch joined Richards Advocacy Professional Corporation in Toronto as a partner, and the same practice now continues there.
How do I reach Carina Lentsch now?
Carina Lentsch practices from Richards Advocacy's Toronto office at 3 Church Street, Suite 500, Toronto, Ontario M5E 1M2, at clentsch@richardsadvocacy.com.
What kind of legal matters does this practice handle?
The focus is defending regulated health professionals in College complaints, investigations, and discipline proceedings, along with privacy, human rights, administrative law, and civil litigation matters.
What is Carina Lentsch's legal background?
Carina Lentsch was called to the Bar of Ontario in 2011, holds a BA Honours from Queen's University and a JD from the University of Windsor, and completed a certificate in Privacy Law and Health Care Information Management from York University in 2020. Prior experience includes a large national law firm and a small insurance defence litigation firm in Toronto before starting the independent health law practice that became ACL Law.
Is Carina Lentsch involved in the legal profession beyond casework?
Carina Lentsch has served on the Ontario Bar Association's Health Law Section executive, including as chair and as an OBA Council member for the 2023-24 term, and belongs to the Advocates' Society, the Ontario Bar Association, the Canadian Bar Association, and the Toronto Lawyers Association.

Where to find them

3 Church Street, Suite 500, Toronto, Ontario M5E 1M2 · 416-907-5652

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