About SDR Law

SDR Law is a solo criminal defence practice in Toronto, founded in 2020 by Solange Davis-Ramlochan. The firm represents adult and youth accused persons across the Greater Toronto Area at every stage of a criminal case, from bail hearings through to trial. It handles a wide range of criminal and quasi-criminal charges, from theft and assault to firearms and drug offences under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, along with matters under the Highway Traffic Act and, at the most serious end, murder. The practice also covers Gladue submissions, the sentencing considerations that apply to Indigenous accused persons, according to the firm's Legal Aid Ontario listing.

Before opening SDR Law, the firm's founder articled at Ontario's largest criminal defence firm and was later hired back as a partner at Rusonik, O'Connor, Robbins, Ross and Angelini LLP, working on cases involving aggravated assault, firearms offences, robbery, fraud, and forcible confinement. Davis-Ramlochan earned a law degree from the University of Toronto in 2017 and was called to the Ontario bar in 2018. That litigation background covers provincial offences court, the Ontario Court of Justice, and the Superior Court of Justice.

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The neighbourhood

SDR Law's office sits on Berkeley Street in the Moss Park area of downtown Toronto, just west of Parliament Street. Moss Park grew up to house workers for the industrial district to the south and today is a mostly rental, residential stretch of the downtown core.

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of criminal charges does SDR Law handle?
SDR Law takes on a wide range of criminal and quasi-criminal matters, from theft and assault to firearms offences and drug charges under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, as well as Highway Traffic Act matters and murder.
Does SDR Law represent youth accused of a crime?
Yes. The firm offers tailored representation for young persons accused of criminal offences, with attention to the specific considerations that apply under the Youth Criminal Justice Act.
Can SDR Law help with a bail hearing?
Yes. SDR Law handles bail hearings and keeps clear lines of communication with clients who are in custody while their case moves forward.
Does SDR Law handle Gladue submissions?
The firm's Legal Aid Ontario listing includes Gladue matters, the sentencing considerations that apply to Indigenous accused persons under Canadian criminal law.
Does SDR Law accept Legal Aid certificates?
SDR Law is listed on the Legal Aid Ontario roster and accepts legal aid certificates for eligible clients.
Is there a cost for an initial consultation?
SDR Law offers an initial consultation at no cost to discuss the details of a criminal matter before you decide how to proceed.

Where to find them

137 Berkeley St, Toronto, ON M5A 2X1 · 647-654-6342

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