About Paul Mann Professional Corporation

Paul Mann Professional Corporation acts for people who have been seriously hurt through someone else's negligence. The practice is restricted to two kinds of work, medical malpractice and catastrophic personal injury, and it's run from a Cambridge office.

Paul Mann is the founding partner. Decades of trial work and modern document analysis technology sit behind a medical negligence practice that reaches across the province. A senior law clerk, a law clerk and a bookkeeper support the practice.

Paul Mann has been lead counsel in cases including Hernandez v. Palmer, Kennedy et al v. Waterloo Board of Education and Deskin v. Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Ontario. If you're wondering whether Paul Mann P.C. is right for your case, the first step is completing the client intake form.

Practice areas

Medical negligence

Medical negligence is a strong focus of the firm, covering claims against doctors, hospitals and other health professionals.

Other serious injury claims

Beyond malpractice, the firm represents people injured in car collisions, through poorly maintained property or municipal negligence, and by other negligent causes of serious harm.

Counsel and referral work

Other lawyers can bring the firm in as co-counsel or refer a file to it, and both arrangements are respected. Counsel are encouraged to call early, and consultations are available by phone or video conference.

Good to know

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Fees & payment

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How Paul Mann Professional Corporation works

A malpractice file starts with a first interview, where Paul Mann reviews how the law applies to your situation and answers your questions about the litigation process. Every case gets a thorough investigation, so time matters, and Paul Mann makes sure all the medical records and notes tied to the matter are carefully reviewed.

Once retained, Paul Mann meets with you to go over the results of the investigation, gives an opinion on whether the burden of proof can be met, and talks through how the case might fare from there.

The neighbourhood

The office is at 57 Ainslie Street North, and its N1R postal code is one of the forward sortation areas that cover Galt, a Grand River community in Cambridge. Galt was a separate city until 1973, when it merged with Preston, Hespeler and Blair, and it's generally treated as the downtown core of Cambridge today. Records from 1846 already describe stone buildings downtown and water power that fed Galt's mills and factories.

Ainslie Street is part of the route Highway 24 takes through Cambridge, the road linking the city with Guelph to the northeast and Brantford to the south. Galt is also home to the Ainslie St. Transit Terminal, Cambridge's main transit hub.

Frequently asked questions

Is Paul Mann's contingency fee on a medical malpractice action capped?
Paul Mann caps its contingency fee on medical malpractice actions at 33.33%. Under a contingency agreement the client pays the disbursements, and legal fees are paid only if the case concludes successfully. (Fees as of September 2026.)
Does the firm charge less if a malpractice case settles before trial?
Paul Mann offers a lower contingency fee when an action resolves without going to trial.
How does Paul Mann decide what contingency percentage to charge?
Paul Mann weighs several factors when setting the percentage, among them the chances of success, how complex the claim is, the cost and risk of pursuing it, the likely recovery, and who will be awarded costs.
Where does Paul Mann find medical experts for its malpractice cases?
Paul Mann works with experts at hospitals in Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom to build the evidence in its clients' cases.

Where to find them

57 Ainslie Street North, Cambridge, Ontario N1R 3J7 · 519-623-0700

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