3 Best Civil Litigation Lawyers in Ottawa

“Miriam Vale Peters represents individuals and businesses at all levels of courts in Ontario, including Canada's Supreme Court. Miriam's goal is to find the most practical, cost-effective and efficient solution to every problem, no matter how complicated or messy. Miriam offers straightforward, practical, effective and timely advice. KMH Lawyers offers cost-efficient legal services and practical advice for clients across Ontario and the Ottawa region. They also represent clients in Small Claims Court, the Landlord Tenant Board and the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal. KMH Lawyers prides itself on giving its clients such service. At KMH law firm, they have a free parking area.”

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“Tierney Stauffer LLP provides their clients with community-friendly and straightforward service while offering outstanding legal representation. Tierney Stauffer firm has built and maintained a loyal client base due to their honest and affordable approach to files and dedication to fighting for their clients every step. Their civil litigation lawyers are respected for their professional, tenacious, and confident approach to files. Their lawyers work closely with their clients to understand the scope of their legal issues and determine the most effective resolution options. Contact them online to set up a consultation with an experienced litigation lawyer.”

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“Christopher K. Lamm obtained his Juris Doctorate at the University of Ottawa, where he specialized in Oral Advocacy. Christopher has been a litigator since 2019. His practice has focused on advocacy, trials and alternative dispute resolution. Low Murchison Radnoff is a full-service law firm based in Ottawa, Canada. Their civil litigation practice team wisely integrates many years of litigation experience to provide their clients with quality legal advice, strong negotiation skills, and effective legal representation in court. Their Civil Litigation Practice Group members have appeared before administrative boards and tribunals and at all trial and appellate court levels, including the Federal Court, the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court of Canada.”

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