Anna Stoll

Anna advocates for individuals and their families in all areas of personal injury law, including motor vehicle, nursing home, and sexual abuse litigation. Anna is meticulous and thoughtful in her approach. She is committed to a trauma-informed practice that focuses on client needs. Anna understands that litigation can be intimidating and helps clients to navigate it with dignity.

Anna has appeared before the Superior Court of Justice, the Licence Appeal Tribunal, and the Ontario Social Benefits Tribunal.

Anna is passionate about community involvement. She sits on the Board of Directors for Anova the Alexandra Marine & General Hospital Foundation. She is a member of the organizing committees for the Magical Winter Ball in support of the Child Life Program at Children’s Hospital; and the Helmets on Kids Campaign.

The support Anna gave while representing me was very strong and encouraging. Anna kept me on track and helped me through a difficult process. I felt she was very detailed and diligent. Her constant effort, dedication and patience were very evident to me. I'd like to thank and give recognition to Anna for her professionalism. She really was with me from start to finish. I will highly recommend Anna Stoll for her services. - K.K.

"I felt seen, I felt heard for the first time in a very long time..", Kathryn provides a testimonial for Anna

Advocates' Society, Member
Law Society of Ontario, Member
Middlesex Law Association, Member
Ontario Trial Lawyers Association, Member

• Anna Stoll has been selected by her peers for inclusion in Best Lawyers™: Ones to Watch in Canada 2024 and 2025.
• Nomination, Middlesex Law Association Awards – Rising Star 2023

• Anova, Board of Directors (2024-present)
• Alexandra Marine General Hospital Foundation, Board of Directors (2023-present)
• Magical Winter Ball (Children’s Health Foundation), Working Committee Member (2020-present)
• Founding member of annual fundraising event to raise funds for St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital (2018-2023)
• Helmets on Kids Campaign, Former Chairperson and Committee Member (2019-present)
• Bethanys Hope Foundation, Former Member of Board of Directors (2017-2020)

• Sexual Assault Awareness Month: Supporting survivors in London, Ontario
• The meaning of “consent” – the focal point of the Hockey Canada case
• Important changes to automobile insurance
• Economic damages in sexual abuse matters
• Fault in left-turn collisions
• Sexual abuse matters in the civil and criminal systems – what’s the difference?
• Is there a limitation period on sexual assault claims in Ontario?
• Podcast highlight: St. Joseph’s Health Care on supporting someone after sexual assault
• Earning cap raised for ODSP recipients, but rates remain unchanged
• Insurance companies paying below minimum wage for attendant care support
• Can the insurer “spy” on me?
• Hit and runs – your legal recourse
• Choosing representation when you are injured
• Attendant care benefits and the trivialization of women’s work
• Vicarious liability of school boards for sexual assault by teachers
• Chronic pain and the Minor Injury Guideline
• Disputing the Minor Injury Guideline as a standalone issue
• COVID-19 and limiting liability
• Essential visitors, essential caregivers, and COVID-19
• Resuming visits in long-term care homes