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need to be made. Although these tasks can be routine, it is important that
it is done right. If you have a real estate closing, we can assist.
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About Us
Welcome to Samis+Reeves. We are a boutique firm with offices in Toronto, Hamilton, Cayuga and Collingwood where law, finance and culture meet.
A diverse complement of clients that includes financial institutions, widely-held and closely-held businesses, professionals and private individuals consider us trusted advisors and formidable advocates. Law does not exist in a vacuum so we do not just practice law. We practice life.
Our firm offers professional services at every level of experience so you can be reassured that your matter is being handled by the right professional, sensitive to the issues, sensitive to the desired outcome and sensitive to the cost of getting there.
Practice Areas
Private Client Litigation Services
It’s one thing to manage your public affairs. It’s another to manage your private ones. We can help.
Corporate, Wills & Real Estate
Corporate, Wills & Real EstateNot everything is litigious. We can help you plan.
Recent Insights
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by Neil Colville-ReevesGraul v. Kansal – An Abundance of Teaching Moments
The recent decision of Justice Lemon in Graul v. Kansal weighs in at 182 pages and comes with plenty of teaching moments about defending personal injury...
Read Moreby Neil Colville-ReevesWhat did I just trip on?
A recent decision of Justice Mitchell of Ontario’s Superior Court of Justice has re-affirmed that a plaintiff in a slip and fall case is not required to pin...
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by Dan InkpenCourts of Justice Act Medical Assessments – How Many is Too Many?
The issue of how many defence medicals are too many is the subject of a recent Ontario Superior Court decision. In the matter of Rocca and 6131646 Canada...
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by Rafeena BacchusCourt’s in Session:
SCJ’s expanded virtual court operations and Corbett J. guidelines for remote hearings as set out in Ontario v. Ontario Association of Midwives, 2020...
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by Ryan KirshenblattSNOW…AND ICE, ICE, BABY
All right, stop, collaborate and listen… Snow arrived much earlier than many of us expected. It isn’t 12 Inches of Snow just yet, but it is a seasonal...
Read Moreby Neil Colville-ReevesWait – Let Me Grab My Purse!
In the recent LAT decision of S.B. and Aviva, a woman who sustained injuries after retrieving her purse from her car, closing the door, and then falling to...
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