George Frank

George O. Frank, with a storied career beginning in 1982, has become a distinguished figure in the realm of civil litigation. After acquiring a Mathematics degree from the University of Waterloo, George furthered his education at Queen's University Law School in Kingston, Ontario. Here, his prowess in contracts law and mediations and arbitrations earned him notable accolades.

In Toronto, George has established himself as a luminary, especially recognized for his specialization in Civil Litigation by the Law Society of Upper Canada. His teaching contributions in Civil Litigation at the Bar Admission Course underscore his commitment to the legal community.

George's legal practice spans various domains, including personal injury, insurance defence, and beyond. His expertise is not limited to these areas; employment law, wrongful dismissal, and a spectrum of commercial litigation cases also fall under his purview. George's adeptness in mediations and alternative dispute resolutions further highlights his versatile skill set.

Within personal injury law, George has handled cases involving car accidents, falls, and more severe incidents leading to spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injuries, showcasing his ability to navigate complex legal waters.

George's interaction with insurance claims is equally comprehensive, covering automobile, homeowners, and various liability policies. He skillfully addresses intricate insurance issues like coverage disputes and tort claims. His work includes calculating future income loss, navigating structured settlements, and advocating for minors and disabled parties.

His involvement in mediations and arbitrations has seen him tackle a wide array of accident benefits issues, demonstrating his adeptness in ensuring justice for claimants across different scenarios.

George's engagement with a diverse set of experts, from actuaries to health care providers, complements his legal strategies, providing well-rounded support to his clients.

His courtroom and arbitration experiences are vast, having represented clients across multiple forums in Ontario, including prestigious courts and tribunals. This extensive practice not only highlights George's legal acumen but also his dedication to seeking justice for his clients.

As a mediator and judge in the International Competition for Mediation Advocacy, George's expertise in negotiation and resolution strategies has been internationally recognized, further solidifying his status as a preeminent figure in the legal field.