Kevin Doan Injury Law Centre
1 lawyer · York Region
One of 300 law firms listed in Vaughan, and one of 57 handling Personal Injury.
About Kevin Doan Injury Law Centre
Kevin Doan Injury Law Centre is a solo personal injury and insurance law practice based in Vaughan, Ontario, run by lawyer Kevin Doan. Doan came to Canada as one of the Vietnamese "Boat People" refugees in 1979, studied computer science and philosophy at the University of Toronto, and later earned a law degree at York University. Doan has practiced personal injury and insurance law since 1996 and holds the Law Society of Ontario's certified specialist designation in civil litigation.
The firm concentrates on car accident claims, catastrophic impairment, brain and spinal cord injuries, chronic pain, and long term disability disputes, and its website devotes considerable space to explaining these kinds of claims to prospective clients. Doan received the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association's H. Bruce T. Hillyer Award, given for fearlessly advancing the rights of injured persons through trial advocacy. Doan has also used the firm's site to set out detailed proposals aimed at Ontario's civil courts, arguing for changes to how expert evidence gets admitted in personal injury trials.
Practice areas
Milestones & recognition
- Kevin Doan holds the Law Society of Ontario's certified specialist designation in civil litigation.
- Doan received the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association's H. Bruce T. Hillyer Award, given for fearlessly advancing the rights of injured persons through trial advocacy.
- Doan has practiced personal injury and insurance law since 1996.
In the community
- Doan has been twice elected to the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association's Board of Directors.
- Doan has volunteered as an advisor in the Law Society of Ontario's Coach and Advisor Network Program since the program's launch in 2017.
- Doan has mentored with three professional organizations, spoken at professional conferences, and written for legal publications.
- On the firm's website, Doan has set out proposals for reforming how Ontario's civil courts treat expert evidence, including a May 1, 2025 proposal to amend the Rules of Civil Procedure to bar expert evidence on questions of mixed law and fact, and a June 16, 2025 follow-up proposal for a library of presumed expert facts, both aimed at reducing wrongful civil verdicts.
Fees & payment
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Certified Specialists
A designation granted by the Law Society of Ontario, not a self-declared area of focus.
Who handles what
The neighbourhood
Kevin Doan Injury Law Centre's office is in an office tower at 400 Applewood Crescent in Vaughan. The building's property manager describes the tower as sitting directly on Highway 400, with Highways 407, 427, and 27 all a short drive away. For a personal injury practice, that kind of highway access matters more than a downtown storefront would, since clients are often coming in from wherever their accident happened rather than from the immediate neighbourhood.
Frequently asked questions
- What kind of cases does Kevin Doan Injury Law Centre handle?
- Kevin Doan Injury Law Centre focuses on personal injury and insurance law, including car accident claims, catastrophic impairment, severe brain injury, spinal cord injury, chronic pain, and long term disability disputes.
- I was hurt in a car accident in Vaughan. Can Kevin Doan Injury Law Centre help with my claim?
- Kevin Doan Injury Law Centre represents people injured in car accidents, including claims for statutory accident benefits and claims against at-fault drivers, and its website walks through the deadlines and notice requirements that can affect a claim in the days after a crash.
- Does Kevin Doan Injury Law Centre charge for an initial consultation?
- Kevin Doan Injury Law Centre's website explains that, as with most personal injury practices, an initial consultation is not billed and legal fees are only collected once a client receives compensation, under a contingency fee agreement of the kind the Law Society of Ontario now requires for these cases.
- I was charged or ticketed after my accident. Should I talk to the firm before I plead guilty?
- Kevin Doan Injury Law Centre advises that pleading guilty to a charge or ticket after an accident can seriously affect a related injury claim, for example by being used to argue you accepted full fault, so it recommends getting legal advice before responding to any charge tied to a serious or catastrophic injury.
- What is a long term disability claim, and does Kevin Doan Injury Law Centre handle them?
- Kevin Doan Injury Law Centre handles long term disability, or LTD, claims, which involve monthly income benefits paid through an employer's disability insurer once short term disability coverage ends.
- How long has Kevin Doan been practicing personal injury law?
- Kevin Doan has practiced personal injury and insurance law since 1996 and is a certified specialist in civil litigation with the Law Society of Ontario, working from the firm's Vaughan office.
Where to find them
400 Applewood Crescent, Suite 100, Vaughan, Ontario L4K 0C3 · 905-482-2595
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