About Beyond Law LLP

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Beyond Law LLP is a personal injury law firm with a downtown Toronto office, founded by lawyers Josh Nisker and Kate Mazzucco. Both were admitted to the Ontario bar in 2007. The firm handles motor vehicle collisions, medical malpractice, long term care home negligence, slip and fall claims, product liability, wrongful death claims, and disputes over life, disability, and critical illness insurance. It also takes on class actions and mass tort matters, and it serves clients across Ontario, not just the city where its office sits.

The firm works on a contingency fee basis, so it's paid only if a client's claim succeeds. Its fee agreements follow the Law Society of Ontario's standard form, with a maximum contingency fee of 33.3 percent for most personal injury claims and 35 percent for medical malpractice claims. Clients who can't get to the Lombard Street office are met by video call, phone, or in person, including at a hospital when that's where a client is. Mazzucco brings a kinesiology degree from the University of Toronto into the practice, alongside a law degree from Western University, a pairing that grounds the firm's injury work in a working knowledge of how the body is actually affected.

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Milestones & recognition

  • Josh Nisker completed a Bachelor of Law at Western University, graduating with distinction in the top 5 percent of the class, then a Master of Law at the University of Cambridge on a Cambridge Trust Scholarship.
  • Nisker and Mazzucco have each been named to Best Lawyers in Canada for personal injury and insurance law, and to Toronto's Top Lawyers by Post City Magazine.
  • Best Law Firms in Canada ranked Beyond Law a Tier 1 firm, both nationally and regionally, in 2025.
  • Nisker was named to Lexpert's Leading Lawyers to Watch in 2021 and 2022.

In the community

  • Mazzucco was named Volunteer of the Year by the Brain Injury Society of Toronto in 2020.
  • Nisker has written, presented, and taught on personal injury law, and mentors other lawyers through continuing education with the Law Society of Ontario.

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Fees & payment

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This firm’s lawyers at a glance

Called to the bar
2007 · median 19 years in practice 2 of 2 lawyers
Law schools
University of Cambridge, Western University 2 of 2 lawyers

The neighbourhood

The firm's office sits on Lombard Street in Toronto's Old Town. It's a downtown Toronto base for a firm whose caseload reaches across the Greater Toronto Area and beyond, and the firm leans on video calls and electronic document sharing to work with clients who live too far to visit in person, or who are recovering from an injury that makes travel difficult.

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of injury cases does Beyond Law handle?
Car accidents, medical malpractice, long term care home negligence, slip and falls, product liability, wrongful death, and disputes over life, disability, and critical illness insurance. The firm also takes on class actions and mass tort claims.
How much does it cost to hire Beyond Law?
The firm works on a contingency fee, so there's no charge unless it recovers compensation for you. Its fee agreements follow the Law Society of Ontario's standard form, with a maximum fee of 33.3 percent for most personal injury claims and 35 percent for medical malpractice claims.
I was partly responsible for the accident. Can I still make a claim?
Yes. Ontario law bases recovery on the other party's proportionate share of fault, so a claim can proceed even if you were partly at fault. Being found 35 percent responsible, for example, means recovering 65 percent of the damages awarded.
How long do I have to sue after a car accident in Ontario?
Generally two years from the date of the accident, though a statutory accident benefits claim has to be filed within 30 days, and different timelines can apply for minors or people who lack capacity to sue. This is general information, not legal advice.
Does Beyond Law only take cases in downtown Toronto?
No. The office is on Lombard Street in downtown Toronto, but the firm represents clients across Ontario and meets them by video call, phone, or in person, including at a hospital when that's needed.
Will the lawyer I hire actually work on my file?
The firm says the lawyer you hire is the lawyer you'll get, from the start of a case through to its resolution, rather than handing files off to other staff.

Where to find them

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

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