
James D. Gilbert
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Criminal defence across Ontario. A Toronto firm for Criminal Code cases, appearing in person or virtually where courts permit.

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We represent clients charged anywhere in Ontario from our office at 49 Elm Street, Suite 203, Toronto. We can appear in person or, where the court permits, virtually. We do not operate branch offices.
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My mission is to provide unwavering advocacy, strategic defence, and compassionate counsel to people facing criminal charges — safeguarding their rights and rigorously challenging the prosecution’s case.
With a profound respect for due process and the presumption of innocence, I develop evidence-based defences tailored to each case, and guide clients through every stage of the process.
Justice is not merely an aspiration — it is a fundamental right. My objective is to protect and uphold this right for every client, irrespective of the complexity or gravity of the charges they face.
— James D. Gilbert
A 30-minute consultation to review your charge and options.
We work to resolve your matter quickly, without an unnecessary trial.
Your record and professional future sit at the centre of our strategy.
We work with private investigators, expert witnesses and former police staff.
Ontario Court of Justice, Superior Court of Justice and the Court of Appeal.
Payment plans, credit card, e-Transfer, block fees and matter caps.
Your first message is free and confidential. Call, text, or send a short form — no obligation.
Results depend on the facts of each case.
Your first message is free and confidential. Call, text, or send a short form — no obligation.