Lauren Cullen
Associate – Personal Injury
Contact LaurenLauren is an associate lawyer in the personal injury department.
She handles all aspects of plaintiff-side litigation, including tort and accident benefit claims.
Education
Western University, J.D.
Brandon University, B.Sc.
About
Originally from Manitoba, Lauren has practiced exclusively plaintiff-side litigation since graduating from Western University's Faculty of Law. She gained experience at a boutique personal injury firm in Toronto before returning to London, which she now proudly calls home.
Lauren strongly believes in providing wronged individuals with access to justice. She has dedicated her career to helping individuals succeed, both through her formal practice and volunteer endeavours. From 2022 to 2025, Lauren was named on the Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada™ list, which recognizes Canadian lawyers who are earlier in their careers for outstanding professional excellence.
Client Testimonials
“[Lauren] made me feel really comfortable, she was really easy to talk to…”, Melissa provides a testimonial for Lauren
Memberships and Associations
Middlesex Law Association, Member
Awards and Recognition
Lauren Cullen has been selected by her peers for inclusion in Best Lawyers™: Ones to Watch in Canada from 2022 to 2025.
Blog Posts By Lauren Cullen
- How to appeal an accident benefits denial: The Licence Appeal Tribunal (LAT)
- The Kate Middleton photo scandal: Applying a legal analysis
- Beware of what you post: Navigating social media disclosure in personal injury cases
- Notice periods for personal injury claims in Ontario
- Legal costs in Ontario: How they’re awarded and what it means for litigants
- Understanding your Statutory Accident Benefits so you are fairly compensated
- Car insurance 101: 7 optional accident benefits you should consider
- SPECT scan admissible at trial as evidence of concussion
- Concert injuries: Who is responsible for the Astroworld tragedy?
- Civil Liability and COVID-19
- Blades, boards & (non)automobiles
- Liability waivers: Are they enforceable?
- Sidewalks: Do you have to shovel them?