The following legal professionals are available for coaching on litigation matters.
*PLEASE NOTE THAT EACH PROFESSIONAL RUNS THEIR OWN PRACTICE INDEPENDENTLY.
LITIGATION HELP IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR PRACTICE.*
- CIVIL LITIGATION COACHING (FULL LEGAL ADVICE)
(For matters at Ontario Superior Court, Divisional Court, Court of Appeal and Small Claims court)
You can book a consultation with our coaches: Heather Douglas, Dan Rosman and Mick Hassell
- draft or review your affidavit, factum, and other court documents
- discuss the merits of your lawsuit
- provide advice on strategy
- coaching on oral arguments
- coaching on handling discovery
- coaching on preparing for court motions
All these services are offered via online consultations.
Heather Douglas volunteers at the 519 Legal Clinic and Pro Bono Ontario Hotline. She is also an Advisor to other lawyers as part of the Coach and Advisor Network (CAN) through the Law Society of Ontario.
Dan Rosman is a civil litigator who has been a long time volunteer at Pro Bono Ontario. Dan’s practice covers a number of areas, including real estate litigation, property disputes and more. Dan also has appeal court experience.
Mick Hassell is a trial lawyer who is consulted by law firms and self-represented litigants alike on trials. He regularly advises individuals and businesses on pre-trial conferences, trial preparation and trial https://trialcounsel.ca/trial-resources/
Contact Details
Heather Douglas Email: [email protected]
Dan Rosman Email: [email protected]
Mick Hassell Email: [email protected]
2. ONE-ON-ONE LEGAL EDUCATION TUTORIALS
You can book an appointment for one of the set of tutorials below with Heather Hui-Litwin, email [email protected]
Please note: I do NOT give legal advice consultations. I am NOT AVAILABLE to discuss specific details of your case. For legal advice, please consult with one of the lawyers above.
Live one-on-one Tutorials ($120 per 1 hour session)
(1) How to Read a Judge’s decision. In this tutorial, we work through some examples of judge’s decisions so that you understand how to read case law.
(2) CanLII Workshop. Let’s learn how to use CanLII together!
It’s pretty easy to use CanLII to find cases using keyword search. But what do you do with them? Are there some cases that have more value than others? How does case law work in the “common law” system exactly? What is all that weird “code” that appears on the decisions? Let’s understand how to read cases together, and learn what “legal arguments” mean. Choose from one of the following tutorials below for a fixed fee. Sessions are held using Zoom.
Due to time constraints, Heather can no longer return phone calls or emails without charging a fee.