Cote Law Firm

Frequently asked questions

Does Cote Law Firm take personal injury cases on contingency?

In some cases, yes. The firm says that for certain matters it will share the risk of the case with the client and work on a contingency basis, so its fee comes from a percentage of any proceeds recovered rather than being paid upfront. It also says it will sometimes reduce or waive its fee depending on the circumstances.

Can Cote Law Firm help with a divorce or a custody dispute?

Yes. The firm handles divorce, custody, support and property matters. It says it encourages clients to try to resolve family disputes amicably first, through a separation agreement, negotiation or mediation, and will go to arbitration or court when that isn't possible.

Does Cote Law Firm offer service in French?

Yes. Senior lawyer Patrice Cote is bilingual and practices in both English and French, so French speaking clients can be served directly in French.

What areas of law does Cote Law Firm handle?

The firm practices personal injury and professional negligence, family law, wills and estate planning, and business and corporate law, including commercial leasing, franchise agreements, employment issues and debt collection.

How do I book a free consultation with Cote Law Firm?

You can fill in the contact form on the firm's website with a short summary of your inquiry, or call the office directly. The firm says it aims to call back within 48 hours, and asks that urgent matters be raised by phone for faster access to a lawyer.

Where is Cote Law Firm's office located?

The office is at 10 Four Seasons Place, Suite 1000, in Etobicoke, Toronto, Ontario M9B 6H7. The firm describes itself as serving clients across Etobicoke and the broader Greater Toronto Area.