We handle plaintiff side civil litigation matters, including personal injury (motor vehicle accidents and slip and fall), medical mal-practice and human rights.

Our firm has been involved in litigation in these areas at all levels of court in the Provinces of Nova Scotia and Ontario, for over 40 years. We have won precedent setting cases in the areas of our competence in the field of litigation.

We assist you in completing the paperwork that is necessary, negotiating with the Accident Benefits Adjusters, making applications for catastrophic impairment where warranted, and attending Tribunal hearings, if compelled to do so. We do not get paid until we win your case.

Davies Bagambiire has been a leader in the area of human rights for over forty years. He acted as lead counsel for the Parent Student Association of Preston (PSAP), and an organization that was created in 1988 following the outbreak of racial violence at Cole Harbour District School, at the time the largest school in Nova Scotia.

The school broke out into physical fights between White and Black students, which lasted over three days. As lead counsel Davies Bagambiire both aggressively defended the Black students who had been charged criminally, and also worked with PSAP championing the demand for equality, justice and human rights in education in Nova Scotia. Davies Bagambiire acted as counsel for the complainants in several ground breaking cases in the areas of human rights which include:

• Downey v. Metropolitan Transit Commission [1991] N.S.H.R.B.I.D. No. 1; Premakumar v. Air Canada, 2002 CanLII 23561 (CHRT)-2002-02-04
• Nassiah v. Peel (Regional Municipality) Services Board, 2007 HRTO 14 (CanLII)-2007-05-11