Romain Law Professional Corporation

About Romain Law Professional Corporation

Romain Law Professional Corporation is a litigation firm in midtown Toronto, run by founder Adam Romain, an Osgoode Hall Law School graduate. The firm covers civil and human rights litigation, disability and insurance law, employment law, and criminal and constitutional law, keeping those areas under one roof rather than splitting them across separate lawyers. Romain founded the practice after working as a civil litigator at a firm focused on insurance litigation and personal injury, wanting to represent a wider range of people facing disability discrimination, workplace disputes, and criminal accusations.

Romain's path into law started early. During studies at Osgoode Hall, Romain was one of a small group of students admitted into the school's Innocence Project and was later hired to continue that clinical work. Working alongside criminal defence lawyer James Lockyer, Romain helped secure the release of Romeo Philion, who had spent 31 years in prison for a murder conviction, at the time the longest wrongful conviction in Commonwealth history. That work set the direction the practice has kept since.

The office sits on Eglinton Avenue East in midtown Toronto, but the practice isn't limited to people who can walk in. Romain Law represents clients across Ontario and beyond by videoconference, treating an overlapping problem, like an accident that leads to both a disability claim and a dispute at work, as one case rather than several.