- Serving Brampton & Ontario
- Mon–Fri · 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Representation for speeding charges of all severities, on Ontario roads and highways. Speeding is the most commonly issued charge in the province and the most commonly paid without a second thought. Depending on the recorded speed, a conviction may result in demerit points on your record — and those points, along with the conviction itself, may be considered by your insurer.
What we do: we review the certificate of offence, request disclosure from the prosecution, and examine how the speed was recorded and whether the supporting evidence is complete. Where appropriate, we discuss resolution with the prosecutor on your instructions.
Guidance through careless driving charges, which can carry serious licence consequences.
Careless driving is a serious provincial offence in Ontario. It is frequently laid following a collision, and the potential consequences extend to significant fines, demerit points and the possibility of a licence suspension. Insurers generally treat it as a major conviction.
What we do: careless driving requires the prosecution to establish a specific standard of driving — a collision on its own does not automatically meet it. We examine the officer’s observations and conclusions, the road and weather conditions, witness evidence and any other factors relevant to how the incident occurred, and advise you on the options available.
If you have been charged with careless driving, speak to us before responding to the ticket.
Support with stunt driving allegations, which can carry immediate licence suspension.
Stunt driving charges in Ontario carry consequences that begin at the roadside, before any finding of guilt — including immediate licence suspension and vehicle impoundment. On conviction, the penalties are among the most significant in provincial traffic law.
What we do: these charges depend on specific thresholds and defined categories of driving conduct. We examine how the allegation was recorded, whether the applicable threshold was met, and whether the conduct alleged falls within the statutory definition. Given the roadside consequences, early contact matters considerably with these matters.
Assistance understanding charges related to uninsured driving under Ontario law.
Charges under the Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act carry some of the highest minimum fines in Ontario provincial law, and a conviction may also affect your ability to obtain insurance afterwards.
What we do: where valid coverage was in place but not produced at the roadside, documentation is often central to how the matter proceeds. Where coverage had genuinely lapsed, there are procedural considerations worth understanding before you respond. Bring your policy documents to the consultation.
Focused support for professional drivers facing CVOR-related and commercial charges.
For a commercial driver or operator, a conviction is not only a fine. It may affect the CVOR record, the operator’s safety rating, and a driver’s standing with current or future employers. The stakes are different, and the approach should be too.
We represent:
Commercial and professional drivers on Highway Traffic Act charges
Operators on convictions that may affect CVOR standing
Drivers facing log book, hours of service and load security charges
Equipment, inspection and defect-related charges
What we do: we approach these matters with the CVOR record and your livelihood as the central consideration, not just the fine amount.
Representation for a range of other provincial offences under Ontario legislation.
Beyond the charges above, we assist drivers with red light and stop sign offences, distracted driving charges, seat belt and equipment offences, novice driver (G1 and G2) matters, fail to remain and fail to report charges, and other offences under provincial statutes.
Not sure which category your ticket falls into? Send us a photo of it and we will tell you.
You tell us about the charge, the offence date and the court location. We explain what the charge means and what options may be available. No cost, no obligation.
Once retained, we file your option on the ticket and take over the procedural steps, so that deadlines are met and your matter moves forward properly.
We request disclosure from the prosecution and review the evidence supporting the charge — the officer's notes, the certificate of offence and any supporting records.
We discuss resolution with the prosecution where that serves your interests, and we proceed to trial where it does not. You are informed throughout, and any resolution is accepted on your instructions.
Charged somewhere outside this list? Call us — we will tell you directly whether we are able to assist with your matter.
