Salehi Law

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of cases does Salehi Law handle?

Salehi Law lists nine practice areas: car and other motor vehicle accidents, slip and trip and fall injuries, catastrophic injuries, assaults, dog bites, product liability, long term disability claims, medical malpractice, and aviation accidents.

I was in a plane or helicopter accident, does Salehi Law handle that?

Yes. Aviation accidents are one of the firm's listed practice areas, covering commercial airline, private plane, helicopter, and charter flight incidents, which the firm notes can involve federal regulation and international liability rules on top of the usual negligence claim.

Do I have to pay Salehi Law anything upfront?

No. The firm works on a contingency fee basis, meaning it's paid only if it recovers money for the client, and it caps its fee at 35 percent of the recovery plus HST.

My dog bit someone, or I was bitten by a dog, can Salehi Law help?

Salehi Law handles dog bite and animal attack claims under Ontario's Dog Owners' Liability Act, which makes an owner strictly liable for an attack without the victim having to prove the dog had bitten before.

Does Salehi Law serve clients outside North York?

Yes. The firm lists Toronto, Scarborough, Etobicoke, Mississauga, Markham, Richmond Hill, Brampton, Barrie, Hamilton, Kitchener, Vaughan, Durham, Kawartha Lakes, Peel Region, and Newmarket among the areas it serves from its North York office.

What languages does the Salehi Law team speak?

Beyond English, lawyers and staff at the firm speak Farsi/Persian, Dari, Tajik, Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Spanish, Gujarati, Cantonese, Mandarin, Korean, Arabic, Russian, Tamil, Ukrainian, Tagalog, Italian, and French, which the firm sums up as more than 15 languages spoken across the office.