About Beyond Law LLP

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Beyond Law LLP is a Toronto personal injury firm founded by Josh Nisker and Kate Mazzucco, and injury and wrongful death claims are the only work it takes on. Its lawyers handle claims that follow motor vehicle collisions, medical malpractice, school and recreational accidents, and negligence in long-term care homes, among others. They also handle insurance disputes over life, critical illness and long-term disability coverage.

Both founders were called to the Ontario bar in 2007, and each was a partner at another personal injury firm before the two started Beyond Law. Josh Nisker earned a law degree with distinction from Western University, finishing in the top 5% of the class, then a Master of Law at the University of Cambridge on a Cambridge Trust Scholarship. Kate Mazzucco holds a kinesiology degree from the University of Toronto and a law degree from Western, and has more than 15 years of personal injury experience.

The office is in downtown Toronto, but clients don't have to live nearby. Video conferencing, shared documents and electronic signing let the firm act for people anywhere in Ontario, and each client can choose how to stay in touch, whether that's a video call, a phone call, email or text.

Fees are contingent, so Beyond Law is paid only if it recovers compensation for the client, and the first consultation is free with no obligation.

Practice areas

Motor vehicle accidents

Beyond Law litigates claims from car, motorcycle, truck and bus crashes, and from cycling collisions with vehicles. It handles both catastrophic and non-catastrophic injury claims and has taken cases to arbitration when needed. In truck crashes, the trucking company may carry several insurance policies, and sorting out how much coverage is available is part of the work.

Medical malpractice

The firm's malpractice work includes errors in cosmetic plastic surgery, such as breast augmentations and injections, along with surgical errors, missed or delayed diagnoses, and hospital and nursing errors. Medical malpractice claims carry a maximum contingency fee of 35%. (Fees as of October 2026.)

Class actions and mass torts

In November 2019, Beyond Law started a class action against Toronto plastic surgeon Dr. Martin Jugenburg, working with Waddell Phillips and Howie, Sacks & Henry LLP.

Injuries to children

For families, Beyond Law takes on claims over children hurt through negligence at school, daycare or summer camp, as well as recreational injuries from skiing, trampolines and mountain biking. Bullying and cyberbullying claims are part of this work too.

Slip-and-fall claims

Beyond Law handles slip-and-fall claims across Ontario, including falls on icy or damaged parking lots.

Life and disability insurance

When an insurer denies or cuts off benefits under a long-term disability, life or critical illness policy, the firm first presses the insurer to reconsider and sues if it won't.

Professional negligence

Beyond Law also brings claims against professionals whose advice let a client down, including insurance brokers and lawyers.

Good to know

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Fees & payment

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How Beyond Law LLP works

Beyond Law works a case in three stages: investigate, strategize and deliver. Early on that means preserving evidence, talking to witnesses and building a full picture of what happened, and later it can mean gathering medical, engineering or accounting evidence. Settlement is explored early and often, and if a case can't settle, the firm will take it to trial when that's what the client wants.

Beyond Law commits to earning client trust through honesty and keeping its word, not through commercials or billboards, and to being open about how it runs, how it manages each file and how it bills. The aim is for clients to understand enough to ask hard questions and feel in control of their own decisions.

Reported cases

  • J.C. et al. v. Jugenburg et al., 2026 ONSC 3061

    In a class action brought for roughly 7,000 patients of the Toronto Cosmetic Surgery Institute, Schabas J. held that the clinic's owners were negligent, breached their fiduciary duty and committed the tort of intrusion upon seclusion by running a surveillance video system without patients' knowledge or consent, rejected the breach of trust claim, and awarded aggregate and punitive damages. Kate Mazzucco and Josh Nisker were among counsel for the plaintiffs.

Decisions where the firm's lawyers appeared as counsel, from public court records. Past cases don't predict future results.

Milestones & recognition

  • Best Law Firms in Canada ranked Beyond Law Tier 1 nationally and regionally for personal injury litigation and insurance law in 2025.
  • Best Lawyers in Canada listed Josh Nisker for personal injury from 2020 to 2025 and Kate Mazzucco from 2021 to 2025, and listed both for insurance law from 2021 to 2025.
  • Both founders were named to Post City Magazine's Toronto's Top Lawyers list from 2021 to 2024.
  • Lexpert named Josh Nisker one of its Leading Lawyers to Watch in 2021 and 2022.
  • Both founders helped build the civil litigation course for Ryerson University's Law Practice Program.
  • Kate Mazzucco is a former vice-chair of the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association's New Lawyers Division, and Josh Nisker sat on the executive of the Ontario Bar Association's Insurance Law Group.

In the community

  • The Brain Injury Society of Toronto named Kate Mazzucco its Volunteer of the Year in 2020.
  • Josh Nisker frequently mentors practising lawyers through the Law Society of Ontario.

This firm’s lawyers at a glance

Called to the bar
2007 · median 19 years in practice 2 of 2 lawyers

The neighbourhood

Beyond Law works out of Suite 205 at 100 Lombard Street, the QRC South office complex in downtown Toronto. Public transit and public parking lots are close by, and the office is accessible. The block has a heritage neighbour at 86 Lombard, the designated former City Coroner's Office. A redevelopment plan for the site, covering 86 to 108 Lombard and 103 Richmond Street, proposed a 59-storey tower that would fold in both buildings, moving QRC South's south facade to a mid-block spot and shifting the old coroner's building to the southeast corner.

Frequently asked questions

Is Beyond Law taking laser eye surgery cases involving corneal neuralgia?
Beyond Law is handling several corneal neuralgia cases that followed laser vision correction. Its malpractice work covers negligence in procedures such as SMILE and LASIK.
Does Beyond Law act in the Allergan breast implant lawsuits?
Beyond Law represents several women suing Allergan, the breast implant maker, over Breast Implant-Associated Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA-ALCL). Working with Howie, Sacks & Henry LLP, the firm is pursuing these as a mass tort, with individual claims moving forward together for affected women and their families.
If I'm in hospital, will Beyond Law come to see me?
Beyond Law goes to clients who can't come to its office, whether they're in hospital or can't come in for any other reason.
How are Beyond Law's contingency fees capped?
Beyond Law bases its fee agreements on the standard form the Law Society of Ontario publishes for contingency arrangements. The cap is 33.3% for personal injury claims other than medical malpractice, and because that's a ceiling, the firm gives a specific fee quote once it knows the details of a case. (Fees as of October 2026.)
Another lawyer referred me to Beyond Law. Does the referral fee come out of my settlement?
Beyond Law gets many of its clients by referral from other lawyers. Any referral fee needs your consent and is paid out of the firm's own fee, never deducted from your recovery.
Does Beyond Law charge anything up front on a birth injury claim?
Beyond Law may ask for a retainer on a birth injury claim to pay for an early medical opinion on whether the case is viable. That money goes only to the opinion, and clients aren't charged for the lawyers' time.
Will a Beyond Law client be handed off to someone else at the firm?
Beyond Law's policy is that the lawyer a client hires is the lawyer who handles the case from beginning to end, rather than passing it to someone else.

Where to find them

100 Lombard St, Suite 205, Toronto, Ontario M5C 1M3 · 416-613-1225

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