Goldfinger Injury Lawyers acts only for people who've been seriously hurt in accidents, for long-term disability claimants, and for their families. When the firm was founded it promised never to take on cases for insurance companies, and it still holds to that promise today.
Brian Goldfinger is the founder and directing lawyer. Goldfinger studied for a Bachelor of Arts at York University, finishing in 2000 on the Dean's List, then took a Juris Doctor at the University of Windsor in 2003. The call to the bar, then the Law Society of Upper Canada, came in 2004.
Mohamed Kurdi came to the firm following a 2020 call to the Ontario bar and keeps a practice centred on plaintiff injury claims; Kurdi speaks Arabic as well as English. Emma Robertson took a law degree at the University of Leicester in the UK in 2018, was called in 2023, and was already working in injury law when the move to Goldfinger came.
Clients also get the help of an outside network of health professionals, from nurses and physiotherapists to psychologists and social workers, and none of them works for insurers either. You can meet the lawyers in Toronto or at meeting offices in London, Peterborough, Kitchener-Waterloo and Owen Sound. The first consultation is free, and once Goldfinger takes on a case, it doesn't ask for any legal fees until that case settles.
Goldfinger's lawyers act on car accident claims whether the client has a tort claim for pain and suffering, an accident benefits claim, or both. In T-bone collision cases, once a case has closed, the firm can obtain the full police file, including the Crown Brief, officers' notes and any reconstruction reports, by bringing a 30.10 motion in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.
Brain injury cases are a particular focus at Goldfinger. The firm has put together its own team of medical and rehabilitation professionals to work with clients who've suffered a brain injury and with their families.
Disability insurance claims
Goldfinger handles short-term, long-term and mortgage disability claims, among others, and has dealt with all the major North American and international disability providers.
Fire loss claims
Its lawyers pursue property damage and fire loss benefits from a client's own property insurer. They also help displaced families find somewhere to stay while the fire damage gets repaired.
Goldfinger handles slip and fall claims against property owners, both private owners and public ones such as cities and townships. Building the liability case means collecting the evidence: photos of the spot where the fall happened, winter maintenance and repair logs, statements from witnesses and engineering reports. A claim against a local municipality comes with a ten day limitation period to give it written notice of where the accident happened, the nature of the injury and how it happened.
Goldfinger has a doctor or medical expert in the relevant field review each malpractice case before it goes ahead; those opinions aren't free. For birth injury claims it can draw on registered delivery room nurses to comment on what should have happened.
The firm builds psychological injury cases with psychiatrists, psychologists, neuropsychologists and other clinicians. It has recovered money for people with fibromyalgia in both long-term disability and car accident claims.
Beyond defective products, Goldfinger has acted in claims against restaurants and food processors, both for contaminated food and for hard objects left in food.
In assault claims, the firm works with OHIP so the Ontario government's subrogated interest is recovered.
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How Goldfinger Injury Lawyers works
Nearly every Goldfinger file, 99.9% of them, is taken on contingency, with the percentage set by the nature of the case. The firm always works toward a fair settlement out of court, and it aims to keep its explanations free of legal jargon a client wouldn't follow. (Fees as of October 2026.)
Goldfinger commits to having a lawyer answer every call, email and question within 24 hours, and its support team is there to make sure that happens.
Milestones & recognition
Brian Goldfinger was named a "Leading Lawyer to Watch" for plaintiff personal injury law in the 2017 Lexpert Canadian Legal Directory.
Brian Goldfinger hosted a radio program, "A Legal Matter", on CHRW 94.9 in London.
On August 19, 2016, Brian Goldfinger was interviewed as a personal injury lawyer on the Regulars Round Table on Extra 90.5 in Peterborough.
Brian Goldfinger has been interviewed on personal injury law by CBC News, the Globe and Mail, the Toronto Star, CP24 and other outlets.
Brian Goldfinger's appearances include the Ontario Court of Appeal and the Federal Court, as well as tribunals such as the Canada Pension Plan Review Tribunal.
In the community
#GoldfingerSpeed is the firm's own running and athletic club, set up on a not-for-profit basis.
Goldfinger Injury Lawyers is the lead sponsor of Mettle Multisport, a not-for-profit triathlon club in York Region.
The firm has long backed local campaigns that encourage children to wear bike helmets, and it's helped raise money in Toronto, London, Peterborough, Kitchener and several other Ontario communities.
Brian Goldfinger is a past director of the New Leaders of Sunnybrook Foundation.
Canadian Muslim Lawyers Association: Mohamed Kurdi belongs to the Canadian Muslim Lawyers Association as well as the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association.
The Toronto office is at 167 Sheppard Avenue West, postal code M2N 1M9, in Lansing. The neighbourhood runs from Yonge Street on the east to Bathurst Street on the west, and from Highway 401 on the south up to Burnett Avenue on the north; it began as a small settlement with a store and post office at Yonge and Sheppard. Sheppard-Yonge station is the interchange between subway Lines 1 and 4.
In Kitchener, the meeting office is at 290 King Street East, a building in Kitchener's Innovation District that houses a Workhaus coworking location, a short walk from the Kitchener Market ION stop.
Frequently asked questions
Will Goldfinger Injury Lawyers take my case if I live in Thunder Bay, far from its offices?
Goldfinger Injury Lawyers can act for anyone who lives in Ontario or was hurt in Ontario, and it has clients from Sarnia to Thunder Bay. Accidents outside the province are another matter, since the firm practises only in Ontario.
Does Goldfinger handle stand-alone WSIB claims?
Goldfinger Injury Lawyers doesn't take stand-alone WSIB matters. It will act on short-term or long-term disability claims that have a WSIB element.
I'm in hospital after a crash. Will Goldfinger come to me instead of making me travel to an office?
Goldfinger Injury Lawyers offers free visits in hospital, in long-term care and at home for people who can't get to one of its offices. When meeting in person doesn't work, the team can talk by phone, email, text or Skype.
Can I stay anonymous during a sexual assault consultation with the firm?
Goldfinger Injury Lawyers keeps these consultations free and confidential, and it'll respect a request to stay anonymous during the meeting.
How does the Goldfinger Accident Reporter work if I saw a crash?
Goldfinger Injury Lawyers has an online form for people who were in or saw an accident. Once someone sends a report, a lawyer from the firm follows up.
Will Goldfinger bring in an interpreter if nobody at the firm speaks my language?
Goldfinger Injury Lawyers has lawyers and staff who speak a range of languages. If yours isn't covered in house, the firm will hire an outside translator or interpreter.
Do I have to work at Goldfinger to run with #GoldfingerSpeed?
No. Goldfinger Injury Lawyers opens the team to people of every background and walk of life.
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