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Lawyer · Toronto

Ms. Sarah O'Connor

B.A. (Hons.), LL.B., LL.M.

O'Connor Richardson P.C.

  • Taking new enquiries
  • Free first consultation
Focuses on Business Law TopicsCivil LitigationContract Law
Languages
English
Remote clients
Available
Called to the bar
Ontario, 2005
JusticeNet rate$130–200 / hour

What it will cost

$130–200per hour, on a sliding scale

What you pay depends on your own personal net income and your family household size, using JusticeNet's published schedule. Every lawyer on the roster charges from the same table. Check what you would pay · See the full fee schedule

First consultation
Free
Other costs
We offer a reduced retainer of $5,000 for JusticeNet clients.

About Sarah

Civil cases arising from contract disputes; breach of contract, unpaid accounts, slip-and-fall and negligence claims.

Recipient of the 2016 JusticeNet Award of Excellence O'Connor Richardson Professional Corporation handles civil cases arising out of contract disputes - breach of contract, unpaid accounts, slip and fall claim, and negligence claims We appear before the Superior Court and Federal Court as well as provide assistance with mediation, arbitration, and alternative dispute resolution processes.

What she can help with

Lawyer practice areas

  • Main category: Business Law Topics
  • Subcategory of Business Law Topics: Contracts
  • Subcategory of Business Law Topics: Collections
  • Subcategory of Business Law Topics: Incorporations
  • Main category: Civil Litigation
  • Main category: Contract Law

Where the office is

O'Connor Richardson P.C.
188 Avenue Rd
Toronto, ON M5R 2J1
Geographic limits
The Greater Toronto Area, Hamilton,
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Credentials and training

Licence

2005
Licensed lawyer, Law Society of Ontario
Called to the Bar of Ontario

Before you call

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  3. 3Know your own personal net income and your family household size. Count yourself and the family members in your household.

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