The Legal Process

Yes. We have been conducting private mediations and settlement conferences via videoconference and conference calling. We have been able to have all parties participate successfully and we have been settling cases during this time.

Any in-person appointments have been postponed or changed to telephone/videoconference appointments until the office reopens to the public.

Yes. Insurance companies are sending the settlement funds as they normally would after they are provided with the signed release forms. We receive the funds by mail and process them and will contact you when your settlement cheque is ready to discuss pick up arrangements or how we can send it to you.

Since the declaration of emergency was declared in March, we have been successfully  conducting mediations and settlement conferences by videoconference (Zoom, Webex, Microsoft Teams) and/or conference call to avoid delays in cases. 

Since the start of the pandemic, our office has not closed and Aaron has been in the office most days. Our staff and lawyers are working remotely and are connected to the office virtually. 

We continue to operate during our regular business hours and are available to speak with our clients and can be contacted by phone and e-mail. 

Yes. Though we are unable to meet in person at this time, we can meet through videoconference or by phone and discuss your case. We can arrange the signing of documents through a method that is convenient for you. We currently use DocuSign® as one way of allowing clients to sign documents and return them to us efficiently.

No.  You can attend an initial consultation with Aaron by phone and meet with one of our lawyers via videoconference. We will send you our intake package through Docusign, so you can sign the documents and return them to us without having to print out documents and rely on regular mail.