In practice since 1988, Paul J. Daffern has extensive experience litigating virtually every business issue that is likely to arise in the Barrie / York Region / GTA. Paul J. Daffern has a reputation for being a tenacious lawyer who represents his clients fearlessly. Although he is pragmatic, always preferring negotiation over confrontation, he has no hesitation of taking cases to trial if necessary.
In addition, Paul J. Daffern has a corporate law practice encompassing drafting of incorporation documents and shareholder and partnership agreements. Overall, we feel that Mr. Daffern is a lawyer that provides excellent service and is aggressive in his attempts to reach the best outcome for his clients.
In addition, Paul J. Daffern has a corporate law practice encompassing drafting of incorporation documents and shareholder and partnership agreements. Overall, we feel that Mr. Daffern is a lawyer that provides excellent service and is aggressive in his attempts to reach the best outcome for his clients.
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At some point in our lives, many of us will find ourselves having to pursue or defend a civil lawsuit of some description. These can take many forms but will often relate to a claim for the recovery of money or property. Other areas of civil law include family law, real estate law, commercial law, personal injury law, immigration law and many more besides.
Most people never imagine that they will need the services of a family lawyer. Separation, divorce, property division and child custody battles are not things that anyone plans for. But when they happen, they need to be dealt with as calmly and as objectively as possible. The advice and support of an experienced lawyer can make the difference between a workable long-term solution and an acrimonious breakdown in communications.
Buying and selling real estate, whether residential or commercial, represents one of the biggest, and most stressful transactions most people are ever likely to deal with. This may be especially true in the case of those sales which are not a matter of choice but the result of a compulsory expropriation of property in order to clear land for development.
All too many people neglect to put their affairs in order and clearly set out their intentions for the dispersal of their estate in a last will and testament. Unfortunately, this leaves many families dealing with complex and financially worrying legal issues whilst they are grieving for their loved one.
Successful construction litigation requires a solid understanding, not merely of the legal aspects of the case but also of the practical and commercial pressures that come to bear on the parties involved. In many cases, there are additional considerations, such as political interests, environmental questions or local opposition - this may be particularly so in the case of public sector development.
Reviews (5)
Chelsea Atkinson
Nov 23, 2021
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Kim Tracey
Aug 07, 2020
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I would like to take a minute to thank Paul and his staff for all the work they did on my case
I can sleep with a piece of mind now
Paul was compassionate and understanding of my situation
I was over whelming and was feeling stressed
Paul and his staff put these worries out of my mind
If your lookng for an honest lawyer that is looking out for your best interest give his office a call
Thank you Paul for everything
I can sleep with a piece of mind now
Paul was compassionate and understanding of my situation
I was over whelming and was feeling stressed
Paul and his staff put these worries out of my mind
If your lookng for an honest lawyer that is looking out for your best interest give his office a call
Thank you Paul for everything
Roger Blair
Jun 05, 2019
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I would put less than 1 star if possible. Paul Daffern is a drunk, over the hill (not that there was any hill) poor excuse for a lawyer. His attitude is horrible, things he is smart, writing is poor, acts tough but actually is weak, charges like he is on Bay St in Toronto but works from a shared office in Barrie. Stay AWAY, crook. Your better off spending your money to go to law school and do it yourself. Or higher one of the homeless people outside his office.
Carlitoes
Dec 22, 2018
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Trevor Vitelli
Jul 26, 2018
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