Lucy Jackson

Lucy, who serves at Thomson Rogers, dedicates her legal prowess to personal injury and class action lawsuits. Her expertise spans assisting victims of motor vehicle accidents, slips, trips, falls, and incidents of assault and battery, alongside handling complex medical device and product liability cases. Her foray into class action litigation encompasses a variety of claims including those related to institutional abuse and breaches of consumer protection laws.

Her commitment to justice shines through her representation of individuals unjustly denied Long-Term Disability benefits by insurers. Highlighting her legal acumen, Lucy has triumphed in court alongside co-counsel, securing jury decisions that not only reinstated long-term disability benefits for her clients but also awarded damages for their aggravated and punitive losses.

Lucy's advocacy extends beyond the courtroom. She is instrumental in ensuring that her clients and their families receive necessary medical and rehabilitation care, navigating the complexities of the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule to benefit victims of motor vehicle accidents. Her collaboration with both private and community-based treatment providers underscores her dedication to her clients' recovery across Ontario.

Beyond her legal practice, Lucy's commitment to community service is exemplified by her role with the Community Head Injury Resource Services (CHIRS) in Toronto. As a board member and the Chair of the Governance Committee, she supports CHIRS's mission to offer rehabilitation and supportive living to individuals with brain injuries.

Her legal journey commenced with an articling position at Thomson Rogers, following a rich educational background that included advocacy for low-income individuals at the Dalhousie Legal Aid Clinic and international human rights work. Her community service and academic excellence have been recognized with awards such as the Schulich Scholarship in Law and the Clifford Rae Achievement Award.

Away from her professional duties, Lucy cherishes moments with family and friends, enjoys live music, and supports Toronto's sports teams with fervor.

Lucy's academic credentials include a Juris Doctor from Dalhousie University's Schulich School of Law and a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) from McGill University. Her commitment to legal excellence and community service is further reflected in her affiliations with the Law Society of Ontario, The Advocates’ Society, and other prominent legal organizations, showcasing her dedication to advocating for victims' rights and legal reform.