Stayshyn Law Offices

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TS Law has extensive experience helping victims of accidents.

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TS Law has extensive experience helping victims of accidents. We have offices in Hamilton with satellite offices in Haldimand, Brampton/Mississauga, Niagara Falls and St. Catharines. Our primary focus is in the area of personal injury law and we invite you to contact us for a FREE no obligation consultation.

Our promise is that you don't pay unless you win!

Ted Stayshyn’s Notable Cases include:

$50+ Million – Contamination Of Towns Water Supply
Successful class action and personally represented over 2000 individual clients. Damages estimated over $50 million. One of the largest personal injury awards in Canadian history.

$1.7 Million – Motorcycle Accident
Husband and Father of two children was riding his motorcycle when he was struck by a vehicle and sustained serious orthopedic injuries. Multiple defendants involved due to insurance coverage issues and intoxication of defendant driver. Client was awarded $1,700,000.

$1.32 Million – Multiple Car Accidents
Husband and Father of two children was involved in two car accidents sustaining serious orthopedic injuries and mild head injury. Case was resolved at mediation prior to trial and settled for $1,325,000.

$1.12 Million – Motor Vehicle Accident
Young adult sustain serious orthopedic injuries when struck from a hit and run driver. Insurance coverage was an issue. Client was awarded $1,120,750.

Some of Ted Stayshyn’s publications, presentations and media interviews include:

June 2000 Canadian Press,"Informal Probe into Walkerton E. Coli Outbreak begins" June 10, 2000.

1999 Eaton's Class Action - counsel in class action and represented over 30 individual clients. Class action was successful in employees obtaining their Employment Standard Act entitlements prior to Eaton's filing for Bankruptcy protection.

Author of "Class Actions In Employment Law - Strike While The Iron Is Hot", published by The Law Society of Upper Canada, Department of Continuing Legal Education (May 29, 2000).

Seminar Presentation at The Third Annual Six Minute Employment Lawyer, "Class Actions In Employment Law", The Law Society of Upper Canada, Department of Continuing Legal Education (May 29, 2000).

Co-author of "Bad Faith:Unlimit The Limits", with David Smye, Q.C., published by The Law Society of Upper Canada, Department of Continuing Legal Education, (October 6, 1995).

Seminar Presentation at Hamilton Law Association “Law Office Management Program”, “How To Run A Successful Contingency Practice” (February 20, 2007)

To learn more visit our web site: www.tslawoffice.ca