Troy Lehman CS

Troy Lehman joined Oatley Vigmond LLP in 2006 and became a partner in 2010. Based in Barrie, Ontario, Troy practises in the areas of Insurance Law and Personal Injury Litigation. He is committed to guiding individuals and families through challenging periods following serious accidents and injuries. Troy focuses on clear communication and practical advice, with the goal of helping clients feel informed and supported throughout the legal process.

Troy earned his law degree from Western University’s Faculty of Law and achieved the highest mark in his class of 2001 on the Ontario bar exam. From the outset of his legal career, he set his sights on litigation. After being called to the bar, he joined a London, Ontario law firm with a practice focused on defending physicians in medical malpractice claims. During his first six years in practice, Troy regularly appeared at trial, gaining substantial courtroom experience.

In 2006, Troy was involved in a trial opposite Oatley Vigmond LLP. Through that experience, he developed a strong respect for the firm’s litigation approach and its effective use of visual and demonstrative evidence in the courtroom. Following the conclusion of that case, Troy made the decision to join the firm, where he has continued to represent plaintiffs in complex personal injury and insurance disputes.

One of the significant personal injury cases Troy has argued involved Sarah Little, who sustained a severe brain injury while a student. The case addressed long-term cognitive, emotional, and behavioural impairments and required extensive medical and damages evidence. Troy represented Ms. Little through trial, resulting in a judgment that included compensation for pain and suffering, loss of income, and future care needs.

Troy’s practice continues to focus on insurance litigation and personal injury matters, including cases involving serious injuries and long-term consequences. He is dedicated to helping clients understand their legal options and to advancing their interests through careful preparation and advocacy.