Daniel Hynes

Daniel provides a calm and compassionate approach to advocacy. As a proud father and husband, he understands how difficult it can be when unexpected events impose themselves on a family. He works hard to reduce that burden imposed on clients, whether through advocacy in Court, working with treatment providers, or being available to address client concerns.

He has trial experience before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice and has appeared before the Federal Court and Federal Court of Appeal. He obtained top marks in several courses in law school including statutory interpretation and administrative law, among others. Daniel was fortunate in law school to graduate as a member of the Dean’s List and with several awards and distinctions, including the Dean Ivan C. Rand Award.

I felt like you had my back.
I felt really safe knowing you were looking after my interests. I felt like you had my back. You were very professional, kind and caring, and I was very happy with how you handled everything. –G.A.

Advocates Society, Member
Canadian Bar Association, Member

• Rental car companies are liable for the renter’s negligence, even where the renter used a fake name, paid cash, and let someone else crash the car
• Fallen on someone else’s property and injured? You now have 60 days to let them know, if you might later need to sue.
• Justice won’t wait – Ontario Court of Appeal finds against plaintiff who waited four years to bring a lawsuit
• Court finds against insurer who held insured to an “absurd” standard