An Associate at the firm, Daniel’s practice covers all aspects of personal injury cases, including motor vehicle accidents, slip and falls, long-term disability, product liability, and medical malpractice. Daniel has appeared at various tribunals and levels of Court including The License and Appeal Tribunal, Ontario Small Claims Court , and the Superior Court of Justice.
A graduate of the law school at Western University, Daniel was a caseworker at Western Law’s Community Legal Services providing representation and legal advice to individuals on a wide variety of matters, including Small Claims Court cases, criminal law matters, and landlord and tenant issues. Daniel previously studied psychology and neuroscience at Queen’s University, having worked on and published papers in the field. As a result of his experience in both science and the law, Daniel is uniquely positioned to assist clients in all aspects of their case.
- E-mail: dfisher@hshlawyers.com
- Direct Phone Number: 877 771-7006
- Phone Number: 877 771-7006
- Lawyer Page: https://www.hshlawyers.com/team/daniel-fisher/
- 20 Queen Street West, Suite 3500
Toronto, ON M5H 3R3
Canada
- University of Western Ontario, Juris Doctor , graduated 2017
- Ontario, Law Society of Ontario, 2018
- Ontario Trial Lawyers Association - Vice Chair of New Lawyers Division (2021-2022)
Howie, Sacks & Henry LLP
12 The Best Lawyers in Canada™ awards
1 Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada™ award
- Personal Injury Litigation
Unexpected Dangers: Malfunctioning Automatic Doors
Throughout our everyday life, we encounter automatic doors on a regular basis. Automatic doors are so common that we might not even notice them. We take it as a given that automatic doors will work properly and safely.
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Fisher
Exciting Advancements in Treatment for Paralyzed Individuals: Humboldt Bronco Receives Experimental Spinal Surgery
One of the hockey players that was left paralyzed from the chest down after last year’s tragic Humboldt Broncos bus crash recently underwent an experimental spinal surgery that has already helped restore some of his ability to move his legs.[1]
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Fisher
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