Roland Kuehn

Roland, a dedicated associate at Beckett, channels his expertise into the firm's Personal Injury Group, where he ardently defends the rights of those injured. A London native, his educational journey began with a dual degree in psychology and economics from Wilfrid Laurier University, leading him into the workforce in talent acquisition roles within the manufacturing and construction industries. His career took a pivotal turn towards law, culminating in a Juris Doctor from Western Law in 2018, where he honed his litigation skills, particularly in insurance law, evidence, and trial advocacy. His academic tenure was marked by active participation in moot court competitions and volunteering at Community Legal Services, offering support in landlord-tenant and small claims issues.

Roland's legal path solidified with his articles at Beckett, leading to his admission to the Ontario bar in 2019. His legal practice is now solely devoted to advocating for individuals affected by personal injuries, ranging from motor vehicle accidents to medical malpractice cases. An avid cyclist himself, Roland passionately works towards safer streets and justice for those injured by negligence.

He navigates clients through disputes concerning statutory accident benefits and disability claims, prioritizing compassion and comprehensive support. Roland's courtroom experiences span the Ontario Court of Justice to the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board, underscoring his versatile advocacy skills.

Beyond his professional commitments, Roland is actively involved in his community, serving on the boards of Literacy Link South Central and Dad Club London. When not in court or at community meetings, Roland is likely found in the company of his toddler and dog or perfecting his golf swing, aiming for a score under 80.