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At Edelson Law, we work tirelessly to defend your rights. While our team of lawyers has acted in some of the most high-profile cases in Ontario, we firmly believe that everyone is entitled to a vigorous legal defence. This means that whatever the charge is you are facing, we’re here to help.
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With over 75 years of combined criminal defence experience, our team of lawyers has the experience and knowledge you’re looking for. We spend many of our waking hours in court, where we have established an excellent reputation among opposing counsel and judges. Let our reputation, our knowledge, and our experience, work for you.
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We understand how overwhelming being charged with a criminal offence can be and we are here for you at each stage in the process. We take pride in the personalized legal representation that we provide. We will actively work with you and for you to get you the best possible results.
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The lawyers at Edelson Law practice primarily in Ottawa and in the greater Eastern Ontario area, but offer discreet representation throughout the province. Where cases involve cross- jurisdictional, international, or border issues, we can make arrangements to appear in other provinces or countries too. The legal services that we provide include, but are not limited to:
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As part of the October 2018 issue of Keeping Tabs, Edelson Law’s Tony Paciocco was interviewed by Alexandra Shelley of Torys LLP. The Advocates’ Society is a not-for-profit association of over 6,000 judges, lawyers and advocates from all practice areas, and Canada’s premier advocacy skills training provider.
Why Do We Have the Presumption of Innocence? Famed American educator and diplomat Kingman Brewster once explained that the presumption of innocence, when approached in commonsense terms, “rests on that generosity of spirit which assumes the best, not the worst, of the stranger.” In Canada, we take this same approach. In fact, the presumption of innocence is not just a…