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Boggs Levin Toronto
1000 Finch Avenue WestSuite 801
Toronto, ON
M3J 2V5
Phone: 416-868-4529
Fax: 416-868-4980
Email: help@boggslevin.com
Fees
Our fees are based on the type of case that you have. Having done thousands of cases, we know how long yours is likely to take and how much it will cost.
We will ask you a number of questions to determine the nature and complexity of your case and we will give you a quote, for a Superior Court matter or for a Court of Justice matter. We will put the block fee in writing before you sign your retainer agreement.
You won't have to guess at the costs. We can work out a payment plan. You can pay by Visa, MasterCard, Debit Card, Bank draft, Money Order or Cash, you will get a receipt.
Client Testimonials
I never thought that i would be in a position where I would have to be represented by a criminal lawyer. I was charged with Uttering Forged...
C.M.
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M. B.
I have been a client of the Boggs and Levin firm for 5 years now. Ms. Levin has defended me on numerous occasions and proved her competency time and time again. The reason I haven’t switched lawyers is...
T. P.
C.M.
Mei and I are wondering whether you and your wife would be free for dinner at the Mandarin sometime. Please let us know....
M. B.
I have been a client of the Boggs and Levin firm for 5 years now. Ms. Levin has defended me on numerous occasions and proved her competency time and time again. The reason I haven’t switched lawyers is...
T. P.
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Cases
- Client charged with killling his friend during a fight.
- Our client and several friends and acquaintances were drinking on a public sidewalk in downtown Toronto. Our client got into a fight with one of the friends with whom he was drinking. This man had a pre-existing heart condition that made him susceptible to heart failure under stress. It was alleged that our client punched the "victim" who collapsed and died from heart failure. The crown brought expert evidence, that the cause of death was heart failure caused, by the stress brought on by the impact, of a punch to the head. We successfully argued that there was no credible evidence of a punch to the head, without which the expert had no basis to draw his conclusions. In addition we successfully argued that the "victim" was no victim at all but rather a voluntary participant in a consensual fight, and that the blow, if it was made, was a measured response to the deceased person's conduct. We strenuously argued, that there was no evidence, at all, that our client had intended, to cause bodily harm, to the "victim" and consequently he could not be guilty of manslaughter. Our client was acquitted and released.
Manslaughter
