What kinds of cases does Campisi Law handle?

The firm concentrates on personal injury claims: motor vehicle accidents (car, motorcycle, truck, pedestrian, cyclist, and rideshare crashes), catastrophic and brain injuries, slip and fall, medical malpractice, long term disability, and accident benefits disputes, among other injury claims.

Do I have to pay anything upfront to hire Campisi Law?

No. The firm works on a contingency fee basis, so it isn't paid until a claim is resolved and only if the client receives compensation at trial or through a settlement. The firm also funds the disbursements needed to run the case in the meantime.

How much does Campisi Law charge if my case settles?

The firm's contingency fee for personal injury matters is generally 33 percent of the settlement or trial award, plus HST, as set out on its fees page.

Does Campisi Law serve clients who don't speak English?

The firm says it can serve clients in 20 languages, including Italian, Arabic, Mandarin, Punjabi, and Spanish.

Can Campisi Law guarantee what my case is worth?

No law firm can guarantee a settlement amount or trial result, and Campisi Law says as much on its FAQ page. What it commits to instead is working the case on contingency, with no legal fee owed unless the claim succeeds.

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About Campisi Law

One of the highest-rated law firms in Woodbridge, going by its Google reviews.

Campisi Law is a personal injury firm based in Woodbridge, in the Vaughan area of the Greater Toronto Area, with a second main office in downtown Toronto and meeting locations available elsewhere in Ontario. The firm focuses on personal injury litigation, including motor vehicle accidents, catastrophic and brain injuries, and accident benefits disputes. Managing partner Joseph Campisi was admitted to the Ontario Bar in 2003 and completed a PhD at Osgoode Hall Law School in 2009, defending a thesis on motor vehicle accident compensation in Ontario since 1990. Campisi continues to teach insurance law at Osgoode Hall as an adjunct professor and serves as updating editor of the Butterworths Ontario Motor Vehicle Insurance Practice Manual.

The team includes lawyers, licensed paralegals, and articling students, and the firm says it can serve clients in 20 languages, among them Italian, Arabic, Mandarin, Punjabi, and Spanish. Woodbridge sits in a part of Vaughan with one of the highest concentrations of Italian Canadians in the country, a detail that lines up with the range of languages the firm lists for client service. Lawyers at the firm have been named in The Best Lawyers in Canada for personal injury litigation and in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada for insurance law, and Campisi received Osgoode Hall's Adjunct Faculty Teaching Award in 2016.

Practice areas

Personal Injury

Class Actions

Milestones & recognition

Managing partner Joseph Campisi was admitted to the Ontario Bar in 2003 and completed a PhD at Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, in 2009.
Campisi received Osgoode Hall Law School's Adjunct Faculty Teaching Award in June 2016.
Campisi serves as updating editor of the Butterworths Ontario Motor Vehicle Insurance Practice Manual.
The firm's lawyers have been named to The Best Lawyers in Canada (2026 edition) for Personal Injury Litigation and to Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada (2026 edition) for Insurance Law, and the firm was recognized among Best Law Firms (2025 edition) for Personal Injury Litigation in Toronto.

In the community

In 2025 the firm sponsored Brain Injury Canada's Brain Injury Awareness Month campaign.
Campisi Law supported the inaugural Laughter Heals fundraiser, which raised $23,000 for Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital.
The firm took part in Holland Bloorview's Capes for Kids fundraiser in March 2025.
In November 2024 the firm organized a team plasma donation drive with Canadian Blood Services in support of trauma, burn, and shock patients.
The firm took part in the Brain Injury Society of Toronto's Super Hero Run/Walk fundraiser in September 2024.
The firm belongs to the Ontario Brain Injury Association, the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association, and The Advocate's Society.

Good to know

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Virtual appointments A calendar with a checkmark beside a clock

By appointment An office interior with a desk and chairs

In-person services

Fees & payment

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Contingency A clipboard with a speech bubble and a no-charge dollar coin

Free consultation

Lawyers 17

This firm’s lawyers at a glance

Called to the bar: 2003–2026 · median 8 years in practice 12 of 17 lawyers
Law schools: University of Windsor (4), Osgoode Hall Law School (3), University of Toronto (2), Lincoln Alexander School of Law, Toronto Metropolitan University, Osgoode Hall, Western Law 12 of 17 lawyers
Languages on the roster: Arabic, Portuguese, Punjabi, Spanish

Who handles what

Personal Injury
Adam Kuciej, Arifah Razack, Ashu Ismail, Christos Kakaletris, Delaney McCartan, Eric Winkworth, Imtiaz Hosein, Joseph Campisi, Julia Vilorio Peguero, Lisa Bishop, Luke Hamer, Meghan Fyall, Patricia M. Hill, Rayian Nayef, Rosie Dhillon, Ryan Turner

The neighbourhood

Campisi Law's main office is on Roytec Road in East Woodbridge, part of Vaughan in York Region, with a second main office in downtown Toronto and meeting spots elsewhere in Ontario for clients who would rather not travel to either. Woodbridge sits within a Vaughan area that has one of the highest concentrations of Italian Canadians in the country, and the firm lists Italian among the 20 languages its staff use with clients, alongside Arabic, Mandarin, Punjabi, Spanish, and others.

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of cases does Campisi Law handle?: The firm concentrates on personal injury claims: motor vehicle accidents (car, motorcycle, truck, pedestrian, cyclist, and rideshare crashes), catastrophic and brain injuries, slip and fall, medical malpractice, long term disability, and accident benefits disputes, among other injury claims.
Do I have to pay anything upfront to hire Campisi Law?: No. The firm works on a contingency fee basis, so it isn't paid until a claim is resolved and only if the client receives compensation at trial or through a settlement. The firm also funds the disbursements needed to run the case in the meantime.
How much does Campisi Law charge if my case settles?: The firm's contingency fee for personal injury matters is generally 33 percent of the settlement or trial award, plus HST, as set out on its fees page.
Where is Campisi Law located, and can I meet virtually?: The firm's main offices are in Woodbridge (Vaughan) and downtown Toronto, with meeting locations available elsewhere in Ontario. It also offers phone and virtual meetings for clients who prefer not to travel.
Does Campisi Law serve clients who don't speak English?: The firm says it can serve clients in 20 languages, including Italian, Arabic, Mandarin, Punjabi, and Spanish.
Can Campisi Law guarantee what my case is worth?: No law firm can guarantee a settlement amount or trial result, and Campisi Law says as much on its FAQ page. What it commits to instead is working the case on contingency, with no legal fee owed unless the claim succeeds.

Where to find them

27 Roytec Rd, Suite 11, Woodbridge, ON L4L 8E3 · 855-351-1115

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