Client was charged with three counts of Sexual Assault, Extortion and Criminal Harrassment. All charges were withdrawn as a result of my effective cross examination of the complainant at the preliminary inquiry and extensive discussions with the Crown.
I have been successfully defending clients in the area of criminal offences since 1992. My experience, expertise, attention to detail, and dedication ensure that every client receives the best defence possible.
I have been representing clients for a wide range of criminal offences including shoplifting, drinking and driving offences, domestic assaults and sexual assaults, as well as credit card, fraud, and drug offences. I have represented clients in Courts all over Ontario.
My office is staffed with legal assistants who share the same level of dedication and determination to ensure the successful outcome of my clients’ cases. My multilingual office can accommodate clients who speak Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese and French.
If you are looking for a criminal defence lawyer, it is important that you trust the abilities of the person you hire. I have the skills, dedication and time to ensure the successful outcome of your case.
If you wish to discuss your case you may contact my office.
If you are charged with a criminal offence it is important that you contact a criminal defence lawyer to help explain your rights and receive advice as to the best course of action.
My office provides a free initial consultation because I am a firm believer that everyone charged with a criminal offence should be aware of what they are charged with, what defences are available, what the court process involves, what the possible outcomes are, and to receive answers to any questions that you may have. I take pride that my clients are aware of what is going on with their criminal matter during the entire process. This is accomplished through the personalized, detailed service that I offer.
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Client was charged with sexual assault and sexual interference. The charges were withdrawn after effective cross-examination of the complainant at the Preliminary Inquiry and before the trial.