Overview

“I work hard to advocate for my clients who have been injured and deserve to have someone fighting for their rights, fair treatment, and just compensation.”

Louis DelSignore is a member of the Personal Injury Practice Group. Representing only seriously injured people, Louis is a zealous advocate and pushes to get the best results for his clients.

Louis has many advantages to his skill set, which include practicing law for a number of years in New York City prior to bringing his impeccable credentials and qualifications of personal injury law in Ontario. Louis is highly regarded in the legal industry, personal injury community, and health-related organizations. Louis is regularly invited to speak, teach, and lecture at local, national, and international conferences. Louis also mentors Articling Students, Summer Students, and Associates.

In addition to personal injury law, Louis practices Equine Law. Louis can assist individuals, companies and horse owners with any type of horse-related issue. These can be from horse and farm related injury, negligence or contract dispute concerning the purchase and sales, lease, or use, custody or control of a horse. Not only is Louis a licensed lawyer assisting clients in both Canada and the United States, he is a horse owner and avid show jumping equestrian! Inquire with Louis for any type of equestrian related legal matter.

Another area where Louis excels is his passion towards giving back to the community. Louis is highly involved with numerous charities, events, boards, and organizations.

While Louis is seemingly always available for his clients, when the time permits, in addition to horse show jumping, he enjoys skiing, and travel. He often documents his personal and work adventures on Instagram. You can follow and learn more about him @louislawjr. Louis really enjoys what he does, caring for his clients and winning for them!

Effective July 1, 2021 – My maximum contingency fee rate for most personal injury cases is 30% except for medical/dental/professional malpractice cases which would have a maximum rate of 40%.

Practice Areas

• Personal Injury Law

Bar Information

Called to the bar: 2012 (ON); 2006 (NY)