About AEGIS Law

AEGIS Law handles civil, corporate, criminal, cross-border and financial work for clients across Ontario, and it does that work in English, Mandarin and Cantonese. Its practice is organized into five groups (civil matters, criminal defence, corporate and commercial, international and cross-border, and banking and financial services) that together hold 36 separate practices. A dedicated part of the practice serves the GTA's Chinese community, with bilingual counsel on both personal and business matters.

Senior lawyers work under one roof with the firm's own investigators and with consultants who bring specialized expertise, so no file is left to one person alone. When a problem touches more than one area of law, those internal teams pool their work into one coordinated plan instead of handing a client separate pieces of advice. The firm knows many of its clients face cultural and language hurdles, and it's committed to explaining the law in plain terms.

There are two GTA offices: the main office at 251 Consumers Road in Toronto and a branch at 350 Highway 7 in Richmond Hill. Clients come from Toronto, North York, Scarborough, Markham, Vaughan, Mississauga and Richmond Hill, and the practice also takes on matters from elsewhere in Canada and abroad. Meetings happen in person or over secure video, and office hours run Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Practice areas

Injury claims

The injury practice takes on car crash claims, concussion and post-concussion cases, denied or cut-off long-term disability benefits, and dog-bite claims under Ontario's Dog Owners' Liability Act. The team works alongside a client's treating doctors and rehabilitation providers.

Family law, settlement first

AEGIS Law steers family disputes toward collaborative law, mediation or arbitration where that fits, to keep clients out of court when they don't need to be there. When a case does have to be litigated, the firm represents clients in both the Ontario Court of Justice and the Superior Court, and it also helps couples plan before marriage to protect existing wealth or children.

Our guide: How to Hire a Family Lawyer in Toronto

Immigration pathways

Individuals, families, entrepreneurs and employers come to AEGIS Law for skilled, family, temporary, business and protection-based immigration. Work runs from employer compliance and LMIA planning to Super Visas for parents and grandparents and preparing refugee claims for hearing.

Our guide: How to Hire an Immigration Lawyer in Toronto

Criminal defence

Defence work covers fraud, money laundering and other document-heavy prosecutions, impaired driving and refusal charges, and domestic allegations involving bail terms, no-contact orders and peace bonds. The firm also handles bail hearings, detention reviews and parole.

Business and commercial counsel

For companies, AEGIS Law handles incorporation, mergers and acquisitions, contracts, governance and commercial disputes. Owner-operated and family businesses get help with succession, and storefront retailers and restaurants get advice on leases, franchising and licensing.

Employment and unpaid wages

On the employment side, the firm drafts employment agreements and handles human rights complaints, labour relations issues and wrongful dismissal claims. It also brings Employment Standards Act claims for unpaid wages, overtime, vacation pay and termination pay.

Rental disputes

Rental work includes evictions, rent arrears, rental fraud and other disputes between landlords and tenants.

Civil litigation and small claims

Civil cases start with an early assessment that forecasts both cost and likely recovery. AEGIS Law argues trials in Small Claims Court and the Superior Court, and it follows a judgment through to enforcement and asset recovery.

Tax planning and CRA disputes

Tax work covers planning, voluntary disclosures and representation in disputes with the CRA, along with international tax planning for individuals and businesses.

Wills and cross-border estates

Estate services include wills, trusts, probate and estate administration. For families with assets in more than one country, AEGIS Law plans and manages cross-border estates, and it has published a primer on estate planning between Canada and Hong Kong.

Trademarks and copyright

The IP practice protects brands, prosecutes trademark applications, and handles licensing and enforcement.

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How AEGIS Law works

Every matter at AEGIS Law follows four steps. It opens with a confidential consultation about the client's facts and what a good outcome would mean to them. Senior counsel then test the matter from every angle and set out a written plan covering the legal route, realistic timing, the fee structure and the trade-offs at each decision. The last step is carrying it out, through negotiation, drafting or court, with the firm staying on as the situation changes. AEGIS Law commits to answering written inquiries within one business day, though a phone call is quicker for anything urgent.

Lawyers

No individual lawyers listed on the firm site.

Offices 2

251 Consumers Road, Suite 1200, Toronto, ON M2J 4R3

350 Hwy 7 #310, Richmond Hill, ON L4B 3N2

The neighbourhood

The Toronto office is on Consumers Road, a street named after Consumers Gas, the company now known as Enbridge. The Consumers Road Business Park, near Sheppard Avenue East and Victoria Park Avenue, is one of Toronto's major job centres, with more than 18,000 people working there, mostly in offices.

The Richmond Hill branch is on Highway 7. In the 1990s, Chinese immigrants, mostly from Hong Kong, settled in Richmond Hill and opened businesses for their community, many of them in malls and plazas such as Times Square on the stretch of Highway 7 between Bayview Avenue and Leslie Street. Mandarin is the mother tongue of 12.8% of Richmond Hill residents and Cantonese of 11.3%.

Frequently asked questions

Can AEGIS Law help with a Hong Kong Stream A or Stream B application?
AEGIS Law handles Hong Kong Stream A and Stream B applications as part of its immigration practice, and its lawyers work in English, Mandarin and Cantonese.
Does AEGIS Law really charge injury clients nothing if the case is lost?
AEGIS Law takes personal injury cases on a no-win, no-fee basis. Clients pay no legal fees while they're in treatment, and nothing at all if the claim doesn't succeed.
Can I reach a Mandarin or Cantonese speaking lawyer at AEGIS Law in the middle of the night?
AEGIS Law runs a 24/7 hotline staffed by bilingual lawyers for urgent matters. In-person consultations at either GTA office are booked by appointment.
I was suspended at the roadside under Ontario's Stop-90 program. Can AEGIS Law help?
AEGIS Law helps drivers suspended at the roadside under Ontario's Stop-90 program as part of its traffic practice, and it assesses the likely insurance and licence impact up front. A short traffic consultation costs nothing.
My divorce involves a family business and property outside Canada. How does AEGIS Law handle that?
AEGIS Law takes on separations involving significant assets, business interests or cross-border property, and the family team brings in valuators, tax counsel and parenting professionals as needed.
Can AEGIS Law investigate a spouse's or a company's assets?
Private investigation is one of AEGIS Law's services, covering asset, marital, family, background and corporate investigations.
Does AEGIS Law help with Hague authentication for documents going overseas?
Hague authentication is part of AEGIS Law's notarization and authentication services, which also cover document, contract, signature and tri-level authentication.

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