Azevedo & Nelson Law
892 College Street M6H 1A4 Toronto, ON, Canada

Our Thanksgiving food drive is underway! Give back to the community by dropping off non-perishable items at our office (892 College St).

Our Thanksgiving food drive is underway! Give back to the community by dropping off non-perishable items at our office (892 College St).

Antonio and Annie, our newest lawyer, just recorded an interview about our new Family Law services. Airing later this month on Correio da Manhã Canadá TV!

Way to go Will Ribeiro

Tesla leads the way, but many manufacturers are beginning to install "black boxes" in new cars.

What's more important: truth or intent?

I've seen five or six major changes in auto insurance law since I've started practising. Why can't they make up their minds?

Major changes to auto insurance are coming June 1st. Find out about affects on medical and other benefits here:

Why will it be difficult to get insurance money if the other driver hit you intentionally?

The app "Snapchat" is being sued after a user crashed while recording a high speed. What role will apps play in lawsuits of the future?

We take cases of all sizes--big and small. In fact, sometime this year we will open our 10,000th client file.

We're hiring a legal assistant. Read for more info.

Do you think breathalyzers should be mandatory in all bars and restaurants where alcohol is served?

What secrets have we yet to discover about concussions?

Gender is now being considered in new brain injury research.

Marie Henein, Jian Ghomeshi's lawyer, speaks about the possible need for reform to Canada's sexual assault laws. "We have one of the greatest legal systems in the world."

Should you help your child buy their first home?

For those following the Ghomeshi trial, he has been acquitted today on all charges. He faces another trial in June for a separate charge of sexual assault.

Debunking PTSD myths.

How does alcohol affect a restaurant's responsibility to protect you?

Frustrated at congestion and gridlock? Toronto Police think that you may be part of the problem.

What are Ontario courts doing to adapt to privacy and new technology?