Audet Criminal Law
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One of 2,276 law firms listed in Toronto, and one of 307 handling Criminal Defence.
1 lawyer · City of Toronto
One of 2,276 law firms listed in Toronto, and one of 307 handling Criminal Defence.
Audet Criminal Law is a Toronto practice that takes on criminal law and nothing else. Its work centres on serious indictable charges such as murder, attempted murder, firearms offences and drug trafficking, and it acts for people in Toronto and the surrounding area.
The firm's founder came to criminal defence early. As a teenager, the founder watched a close family member face serious charges, and that experience still shapes the way the practice is run today. Legal training came first as an articling student and then as an associate at a Toronto defence firm, and after several years there the founder opened Audet Criminal Law to keep representing people accused of serious offences.
That background shows in the range of cases. The founder has run trials and appeals in every level of Ontario court, and past clients have faced allegations as grave as murder and human trafficking, along with firearms, aggravated assault and serious drug charges.
The founder studied for a Bachelor of Arts at McGill University before earning a law degree at Osgoode Hall Law School, where coursework centred mainly on criminal law and human rights. The office is at 1920-155 University Avenue, and the firm commits to answering every inquiry within 24 to 48 hours.
Audet Criminal Law limits itself to criminal matters, and the indictable charges it defends include robbery, serious weapons cases and aggravated assault. The founder works one on one with each client to build a trial plan that explores every defence open to them.
Audet Criminal Law works from suite 1920 at 155 University Avenue, a high-rise office building designed by WZMH Architects and completed in 1971. University Avenue is lined with some of the city's major institutions, Osgoode Hall and other legal bodies among them. Osgoode Hall is home to the Ontario Court of Appeal and the Divisional Court of the Superior Court of Justice. Just north of it on the same avenue sits the Toronto Courthouse, a Superior Court of Justice branch that hears mostly criminal trials. Part of the subway's University line follows the avenue for its full length.
1920-155 University Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M5H 3B7 · 416-576-0612
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