MONTIGNY MUNK LAW

Operated a largely poverty law/ legal aid based practice representing clients, many of them persons with disabilities, refugees or recent immigrants, on administrative law issues before Divisional Court, Social Benefits Tribunal, Consent and Capacity Board, and Small Claims Court and Provincial Court matters... Ed studied law at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, graduating in 2003. He spent his articles as a judicial law clerk at the Superior Court of Justice, focusing on administrative law issues before the Divisional Court. From 2009 until 2016, he was a staff lawyer at ARCH Disability Law Centre where he represented clients on a range of accommodation and human rights issues. Together with Kerri Joffe, Ed prepared a paper, commissioned by the Law Commission of Ontario, on the rights of persons subject to Court Appointed guardianships. Ed also served on the Advisory Board that helped produce the Law Commission of Ontario's report on Legal Capacity, Decision-making and..

Also known as: Montigny Munk Law Inc., Montigny Munk Law Professional Corporation

Primary location: Toronto