Lillie Law

Frequently asked questions

I was pressured into signing a contract with a door to door sales company for home renovations or equipment. Can Lillie Law help?

Yes. Consumer protection is a core focus of the firm, and it handles disputes over door to door sales, home renovation and repair contracts, and other consumer goods and services agreements.

There's a lien registered on my property that I didn't know about. Does Lillie Law handle these cases?

Yes. The firm's founder, Jennifer Lillie, has represented clients in cases involving property liens tied to door to door sales and home improvement contracts, and has discussed these scams in CBC News coverage.

My landlord is trying to evict me or won't make repairs. Can Lillie Law represent me at the Landlord and Tenant Board?

Yes. The firm represents renters in residential tenancy disputes, including eviction threats, interference with a tenant's enjoyment of their unit, and maintenance or repair issues.

I was let go from my job and I'm not sure my severance package is fair. Does Lillie Law handle employment matters?

Yes. The firm reviews and negotiates employment contracts and termination packages, and litigates to recover entitlements owed after a job loss.

What other kinds of civil disputes does Lillie Law take on?

The firm's general litigation practice covers breach of contract, property damage, disputes between neighbours, personal loans, commercial leasing, and professional negligence claims.

How big is Lillie Law and where is it located?

Lillie Law is a sole practitioner firm. It's based at 55 University Ave in downtown Toronto, operating within the Wolf Law Chambers shared office space.