About Bozzo Law

Bozzo Law is a law and mediation practice for clients in Toronto, Waterloo and across Ontario. Its work spans civil litigation, mediation, appellate advocacy and corporate-commercial law.

Justin Bozzo leads the practice as an advocate, mediator and educator. Justin also sits on the roster of Ontario's Mandatory Mediation Program in Toronto, Ottawa and Windsor.

Justin started the firm in July 2020, a month after completing articling and shortly after being called to the Ontario Bar.

You'll find the Toronto office at 161 Bay Street, Suite 2700, and the Waterloo office at 180 Northfield Drive West, Unit 4.

Practice areas

Civil and administrative disputes

Individuals and businesses come to Bozzo Law for help with civil and administrative disputes. The work covers contract disputes, motions and applications, and appeals and enforcement. Justin Bozzo has negotiated resolutions with a range of parties, from insurers and banks to police, contractors and government.

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Mediation and negotiation

For parties looking for a practical way out of a dispute, Bozzo Law offers mediation, negotiation and other dispute-resolution services. Justin's mediation style can be facilitative or, when it fits and the parties ask for it, evaluative.

Agreements and transactions

Not every legal need is a lawsuit. Bozzo Law helps individuals, professionals and businesses plan ahead on agreements, transactions and similar matters, including partnership agreements, share transactions, and drafting, reviewing and negotiating contracts.

Limited-scope strategy sessions

If you need focused help with one legal problem, a Personalized Strategy Session gives limited-scope advice: concentrated analysis, strategic direction or help with a discrete issue.

Notary and commissioner services

Bozzo Law provides notary public and commissioner of oaths services.

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How Bozzo Law works

Litigation at Bozzo Law isn't pursued for its own sake, from early case assessment right through to appeals. The aim is to understand the problem, find the leverage and choose the route that stands to leave the client in a stronger position. Justin strives to be an ally to clients: willing to advocate with courage when that's needed, and just as willing to say candidly when a settlement, a compromise or some other path is the wiser choice.

Not every legal problem needs an ongoing retainer. In mediation, the parties keep control over whether their dispute settles and on what terms. On solicitor work, the goal is to understand what the client wants to achieve, spot the legal and commercial risks, and prepare documents that move those goals forward while cutting down avoidable uncertainty and conflict.

Milestones & recognition

  • Justin Bozzo obtained and enforced a $363,000 judgment from the Ontario Court of Appeal.
  • Justin Bozzo earned a Juris Doctor at Queen's University Faculty of Law, with course prizes in Alternative Dispute Resolution and Family Law among other awards.
  • Justin Bozzo became a Qualified Mediator, drawing on 80 hours of mediation training completed earlier in the pandemic.
  • The Paralegal Townhall named Justin Bozzo a Distinguished Educator.

In the community

  • Justin Bozzo has taught 18 legal subjects, among them evidence, advocacy, alternative dispute resolution and small claims, as an instructor and campus lead in an accredited Ontario paralegal program.
  • Justin Bozzo's experience also includes serving as a community mediator and a conflict coach.
  • Justin Bozzo has volunteered with PBO's Free Legal Advice Hotline and has gone to several bar association events, locally, provincially and federally.
  • Bozzo Law has published an analysis of Tomec v. Economical Insurance Company and how the rule of discoverability applies to accident benefits limitation periods.
  • Another Bozzo Law article covers Ontario's 2019 replacement of the Proceedings Against the Crown Act with the Crown Liability and Proceedings Act, 2019.

Affiliations & connections

Offices 2

Toronto ON M5J 2S1

180 Northfield Dr W #4, Waterloo ON N2L 0C7

The neighbourhood

Justin Bozzo values the chance to work with clients in the financial heart of Toronto. The Toronto office at 161 Bay Street is in the TD Canada Trust Tower, one of two towers at Brookfield Place joined by the Allen Lambert Galleria. Santiago Calatrava designed that atrium, which links Bay Street with Sam Pollock Square. The complex keeps 12 heritage buildings, and the Hockey Hall of Fame sits there in a former bank dating to 1885. It's also tied into the PATH, with shops and a food court below ground.

The Waterloo office at 180 Northfield Drive West has drive-up office space in Waterloo's Corporate Campus, in the north end of the city. Highway 85, Highway 7 and the St. Jacobs Market are a few minutes away, and the 40-acre campus redevelopment includes 135,000 sq. ft. of retail anchored by Sobeys and Shoppers Drug Mart.

Frequently asked questions

What does a three-hour roster mediation with Bozzo Law cost when there are two parties?
Bozzo Law charges $600 plus HST for its three-hour roster mediation with two parties. The price covers half an hour of preparation for each party and up to three hours in mediation. (Fees as of October 2026.)
How is a six-hour full-day mediation priced at Bozzo Law?
Bozzo Law's full-day rate for two parties is $1,400 plus HST, which includes an hour of preparation per party and up to six hours of mediation. Time past the full day is billed at $300 an hour plus HST. (Fees as of October 2026.)
What does a 40-minute phone strategy session with Bozzo Law cost?
Bozzo Law offers three strategy session formats: a 40-minute phone call for $250, a two-hour online session for $650, and a five-hour in-person session for $1,250.
How does Bozzo Law's three-hour roster mediation rate change with three or four parties?
For the three-hour roster mediation, the rate is $675 plus HST when there are three parties and $750 plus HST when there are four. (Fees as of October 2026.)
Can Bozzo Law act as my counsel at a mediation instead of serving as the mediator?
Bozzo Law can represent one party in a negotiation, in settlement talks or at a mediation. When it does, Justin Bozzo works only for that client, giving advice and strategy and advocating for the client's interests.

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