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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
Hi Ray,
I am writing today to express my appreciation for your service. As you know that the untruthful charge against me was dismissed on the trial date of March 08. I thank you,...
Y. S.
Hey Ray!
Thought you should know that Brad did a great job in St. Thomas. Although it was long and tedious it went well and regardless of the verdict, which will be given shortly, I don’t regret...
T. M.
I want to thank your firm for all the work they did to help my son Sonny to get released from the Don Jail. Thank you Raymond Boggs and a very special thank you to Brad Pearson. He did an outstanding job and I hope his career as an...
J. C.
I am writing today to express my appreciation for your service. As you know that the untruthful charge against me was dismissed on the trial date of March 08. I thank you,...
Y. S.
Hey Ray!
Thought you should know that Brad did a great job in St. Thomas. Although it was long and tedious it went well and regardless of the verdict, which will be given shortly, I don’t regret...
T. M.
I want to thank your firm for all the work they did to help my son Sonny to get released from the Don Jail. Thank you Raymond Boggs and a very special thank you to Brad Pearson. He did an outstanding job and I hope his career as an...
J. C.
Recent Blog Posts
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Cases
- Break and Enter; Fail to Appear: both withdrawn
- Client was alleged to have crawled in the window of a house, where he then took items from the house. A neighbour allegedly witness this and called police, identifying the client. Client was charged with Break and Enter and later he was charged with Failure to Attend Court, when he did not attend on the required court date. After arguments made by Mr. Boggs, the crown withdrew all charges.
W.C.
