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Long Term Disability Lawyers Serving Clients Across Canada
MK Disability Lawyers serves clients from all over Ontario. For the convenience of our clients, we have two accessible offices – one in Markham and one in Toronto – and are also able to meet with clients at locations throughout Ontario in Mississauga, Scarborough, Pickering, Brampton, Burlington, Kitchener, Oakville, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, and Waterloo. If you live outside these areas, we may still be able to meet or we can conduct a consultation by video or teleconference.
Our Markham Office
Our Markham office is located at 3042 Bur Oak Avenue, Suite 2, just off of Highway 7, and across the street from the Markham Stouffville Hospital. The Markham office is wheelchair accessible and free outdoor parking is available close by.
Our Toronto Office
Our Toronto office is also wheelchair accessible and is conveniently located at 4711 Yonge Street in the heart of downtown North York. Just north of Highway 401 and just south of Sheppard Avenue, our Toronto office is easily accessible by public transit on both the Yonge-University Line and the Sheppard Line.
Contact MK Disability Lawyers in Ontario, Serving Markham & Toronto
To schedule a complimentary initial consultation with one of our experienced and compassionate long-term disability lawyers, please call us at 844-697-4600 or fill out the form below. We look forward to assisting you and helping you receive the compensation you deserve.
MK Disability Lawyers in the News: Surveillance an ineffective way to disprove a disability claim
MK Disability Lawyers partner Courtney Mulqueen was honoured to be featured in a recent article by Legal Matters. Please see an excerpt reprinted below, and
MK Disability Lawyers in the News: Mental health ‘shadow pandemic’ may be an issue for years
MK Disability Lawyers partner Rupa Karyampudi was honoured to be featured in a recent article by Legal Matters. Please see an excerpt reprinted below, and
Concussion and Long-Term Disability Claims – What You Need to Know
There has recently been a lot of discussion surrounding concussions, particularly in sports. Yet, a concussion can happen to anyone who has sustained a blow to the head, face, neck, or upper body.
