Andrew Hardie Ballantyne, Barrister and Solicitor

Frequently asked questions

I was hurt on the job or in a car accident, can AHB help?

Yes. Personal injury is the firm's main focus, covering workplace injuries, car accidents, and other injury claims, and the firm works on a contingency fee basis so clients don't pay legal fees upfront.

My insurance company denied or delayed my claim, can AHB help me fight it?

Yes. AHB handles insurance disputes, including claims that were wrongly denied or that dragged on through a delayed investigation, working to get the claim assessed fairly.

I have a dispute with my landlord or a tenant, does AHB handle Landlord and Tenant Board matters?

Yes. AHB represents both landlords and tenants in disputes before the Landlord and Tenant Board and on rights under the Residential Tenancies Act.

Can AHB notarize a document or commission an affidavit for me?

Yes. Andrew Hardie Ballantyne is appointed as a Notary Public under Ontario's Notaries Act and provides notarization and affidavit commissioning services.

Someone owes me money under a loan or contract, can AHB help me collect?

Yes. The firm's contract law work includes collecting on outstanding loans and disputing unfair or broken contractual agreements.

How do I meet with the firm, do I have to come into the office?

Not necessarily. AHB offers in-person meetings, phone calls, Zoom conferencing, and a phone app for exchanging documents and tracking a case, alongside a free initial consultation.