Matthew Douglas

Matthew is a dedicated legal professional specializing in the realm of personal injury law. His comprehensive practice encompasses guiding clients through a variety of personal injury claims, including those arising from motor vehicle accidents, slip and fall incidents, and bicycle accidents. Matthew's expertise in these areas is grounded in a deep understanding of the nuances and complexities inherent in personal injury cases.

A notable aspect of Matthew’s career is his representation of clients in significant legal forums. He has successfully advocated for his clients before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice and the Licensing Appeal Tribunal, showcasing his skill in both preparing and presenting cases effectively in these high-stakes environments.

Matthew's educational background is distinguished and unique. He is a proud alumnus of the Canadian & American Dual JD program, a collaborative effort between the University of Windsor and the University of Detroit Mercy. This dual-degree program provided him with a rare and valuable perspective on the legal systems of both Canada and the United States, enhancing his ability to approach legal challenges with a broad, bi-national perspective.

During his time in Detroit, Matthew's commitment to service and justice was exemplified through his internship at the Veterans Law Clinic. There, he represented injured or disabled veterans, a role that not only honed his legal skills but also instilled in him a profound sense of responsibility towards those who have served. His work in advocating for veterans appealing their compensation claims was not just a professional duty, but a personal commitment to aiding those in need of support and representation.

Matthew's career is characterized by a blend of robust legal training, practical experience in various facets of personal injury law, and a deep-seated commitment to client advocacy. His journey reflects a dedication to legal excellence and a compassionate approach to representing individuals who have faced injury and adversity.