Associate announcement

McLeish Orlando welcomes Michael Warfe as an Associate

February 15, 2018

McLeish Orlando is pleased to welcome our new associate Michael Warfe to our firm.

Michael has experience handling a wide variety of personal injury cases, including cases involving traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries as well as serious orthopedic injuries. He also has experience handling complicated wrongful death, medical malpractice, and recreational and sports related cases.

Since his call to the bar in 2014, Michael has appeared as counsel at every level of court in Ontario, including the Court of Appeal. He appeared as counsel at the Supreme Court of Canada in 2015. He is published in the areas of personal injury law and accident benefits litigation.

Prior to law school, Michael obtained extensive training in the health sciences, helping him understand the medical problems involved in serious personal injury cases, particularly those involving traumatic brain injuries. He was awarded a Master of Science degree from the Centre for Neuroscience Studies at Queen’s University in 2010 and has delivered presentations and lectures on a variety of neuroscience topics at national and international conferences in the academic community.

For more information about Michael, please visit our website, or contact him by e-mail at mwarfe@mcleishorlando.com

 

McLeish Orlando LLP

www.mcleishorlando.com

McLeish Orlando LLP is a Toronto personal injury law firm representing people who have been seriously injured and family members who have lost a loved one through the negligence of others. McLeish Orlando is a recognized leader within wrongful death and personal injury law. We represent people who have suffered brain injuries, spinal cord injuries and serious orthopaedic injuries. We strive for a fair settlement and the best possible results for our clients.

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Michael Warfe

McLeish Orlando LLP

Law School

University of Toronto

Year Of Call

2014

Area Of Practice

Personal Injury