I have found the lawyers at Williams Litigation to be outstanding. They approach the law in an…read moreethical and professional manner. They were incredible advocates who achieved a great result!!!!

Did not have a very good experience with one of their lawyers. Actually decided to end my civil…read moresuit because of the complete lack of communication. She did not reply to emails and would not answer follow up questions. Went for months without hearing anything from her and then only recieved one or two word replies after I emailed her. Turned down a settlement offer from defendants hoping that she would actually fight for my case. Turned out I was incorrect. Sadly disappointed and hope nobody else receives the poor service that I did. Would advise potential clients to look for legal help elsewhere.

I am beyond thrilled with what X-Copper did to help me with my traffic ticket. They took care of…read moreeverything from beginning to end and the results were nothing short of amazing! My ticket, charge and possible demerit points - all gone! I would highly recommend them to anyone needing help.

thank you for making life easier and giving people a second chance, on quick little mistakes.read more

Great staff and very comforting environment. Ms. Yousuf's work is qualified, excellent, and…read moreprofessional. I was very satisfied with my services. Hana resolved my case very quickly, and was very responsive in her communication. I would recommend her services!

This is just a heads up review of one of the associates that works at this firm and the potential…read morerepercussions it may have on your representation if you were to retain this individual's counsel. This comes from a facebook thread of where I repeatedly asked for credentials to prove her licensing and an explanation as to why she was using an alias while replying with her biased opinions over a foreign legal matter. My suggestion would be to flee this counselor with haste if you want a proper representation in the legal system. Claudia Ximena Bordes and her comments on how she views her clients and their creepy nature: "Wow. This is pretty intense. For the record, most of the lawyers I know (family bar, Ottawa) don't use their regular names on Facebook; it would be way too easy for our clients to track us down and start creeping us." The Facebook name that this was under is Jim Bordes. Steer clear of this attorney. She is clearly violating the very Rules of Professional Conduct regarding ethics and should be reviewed by the Law Society of Ottawa. .

We hired Elizabeth Bratton from Nelligan Law to represent us in a dispute with Tarion and an…read moreinternational home builder. From the start, we were impressed by Nelligan's collaborative approach--Elizabeth was our main point of contact, and she had access to a knowledgeable team for support in areas like real estate law and research. Elizabeth is brilliant, strategic, and incredibly effective. She represented us in mediation and pre-LAT negotiations, ultimately securing what we felt was a satisfactory outcome. Beyond her legal expertise, her emotional intelligence stood out--she was empathetic, transparent, and always mindful of costs. We also had great experiences with Jake Ruddy and Natalie Lalonde. We wouldn't hesitate to work with Elizabeth again. Highly recommend!

Yasmin Abbadi was the lawyer representing our family court case. We are beyond happy with her work…read more She is extremely knowledgeable, dynamic and professionnal. The level of quality of her work is impressive and she made the process as smoothly as possible. She would be my first pick for any other legal procedures without a doubt. Thank you for your hard work!

Deanna and team are professional and client-driven. They give it their all in every interaction and…read morehave your back every step of the way. I felt supported, encouraged and in very capable hands. Deanna built trust into our working relationship from the outset and made sure I understood the decisions being taken. I was very pleased with the outcome of my family law case and highly recommend Paolucci Law.

My husband and I went to Hedges Sutherland Law Firm to do a buy and sell of real estate back in…read moreearly 2022 and then got our wills and Powers of Attorney done in March 2023. Our experience with Rolly, Brendan and Laurie was great. They were all professional, punctual and friendly. Their fees are reasonable for these days. The office location was convenient to us in the west end of the city and the office itself is clean and inviting. There was an office dog (such a nice bonus to a legal visit) who was well behaved and such a sweetheart. We appreciated how thorough and detail oriented the legal team was. We recommend them!

I have dealt with this firm on two occasions, one for notorial services, the other time for wills…read morefor both myself and my wife. Their services are very professional. Paul McCracken did our wills and was very thorough in asking our wishes and fully explaining all items during both pre and post writing. I would also like to add that Mr. McCraken took the time to help me with questions I had with an unrelated matter over the phone. Most lawyers would have demanded I setup a time and pay an hourly fee. By answering my questions "pro bono" (assuming that's the right term), he proved to me that he cares about his clients and not just their money. I highly recommend this firm to handle your will. Please take my advice: If you don't have a will, you NEED one. My Mother used one of those "will kits" and it resulted in months of delays, questions and issues of probate being raised. Do your loved ones a favour and GET A WILL DRAWN UP BY A LAWYER!

I received a not guilty verdict on my DUI charge in a trial back in April of 2023 and it really is…read morea huge credit to James for what seems to me as phenomenal work in accomplishing this verdict for me. It was an accident that occurred late night 2:30 AM back in July of 2022 wherein I was driving and got caught in an accident where the front bumper was ripped off the car and the underneath of the car caught fire (radiator) causing the fire depertment to arrive in addition to the police. The police talked did smell beer on my breath and then took readings of 70 and 80 on me and then charged me with DUI (also dangerous operation). Although I was NOT impaired and highly coherent at the time, I can see how the evidence looked rather damning against me, so much so that even the claims agent from my insurance company behaved very negatively towards me. I felt like I needed a lawyer who specialized in DUIs and sure enough "impairedlaw.ca" appeared so I thought I'd give him a try. During initial arraignment - wherein I still didn't procure a lawyer at that time - I pleaded not guilty and then the judge there said I needed a lawyer so that's when I approached James. In November he had an initial meeting with the crown and judge to try to get them to drop or at least to reduce the charges (to possibly careless driving or something non-criminal) but before that he did warn me that it was going to be with a judge who was very tough on such cases and so after the meeting he informed me that his attempts did not succeed and they decided to proceed with taking me to trial which was scheduled to occur in the spring of the following year (at that time). He followed up with me the following (last) January and then informed me of my impending trial date in April (today) and scheduled for us to meet in person (for the first time) a couple of weeks before that. So during that meeting (before that the only contact was over the phone) he pulled out stacks of sheets of evidence and testimonies from the crown as well as a toxicology report against me and slammed them on the desk and stated to me that he had a "game plan" , believing that I had a 75% chance at the time of a not guilty verdict. The crown did have a seemingly pretty tough case including 5 witnesses as well as a toxicology forensics expert so despite his confidence it was still very difficult for me to feel to optimistic. However, during the trial he did a great job cross-examining each testimony sufficiently to generate sufficient reasonable doubt for the judge to warrant the verdict, including (but not restricted to) citing prior related cases as well as being able to even refute the scientific evidence from the toxicology expert that the crown had used as a witness as well. For each witness the questioning he did was awesome, "surgical" really. During a 15 minute break before the last witness (the toxicology expert) was presented by the crown he felt our chances improved from 75% to around 90%. To me it didn't seem so obviously "hopeful' because the crown was pretty tough with the gargantuan amount of evidence they presented. But still after the way he cross-examined each witness as well as the toxicology expert and then especially after the closing arguments (wherein he cited prior precedents as well that I noticed raise the judge's eyebrow) it did become clearer to me that I "had a chance for not guilty", and one then finally after a 2 hour break before reconvening for the judge's verdict I already felt that even if I was found guilty (which incidentally would be untrue because again I was not impaired at the time just saying) I had no regrets going with him regardless (I had already decided this and said I'd buy him dinner if I got not guilty just as a bonus which I did offer but he didn't take it). The not guilty verdict was awesome for me even if it came out guilty I firmly believe no one else could have put me in a better position to succeed in this trial (by orders of magnitude, really). It really was like an law&order episode right before my eyes. Thank you very much Mr.McGillivary!