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Toronto critical injury lawyer Patrick Brown has partnered with Cycle Toronto to offer free legal advice to local riders, says a recent Metro report.
“The system can be very complicated and a lot of cyclists don’t know what entitlements they have,” Brown, a partner with McLeish Orlando LLP, tells the publication.
“I know about cycling law and it’s important for me to give back to the community,” Brown says in Metro.
Brown is a founding member of Cycle Toronto and was part of initiating and executing the Coroner’s Review on Cycling Deaths in Ontario.
In many cases, cyclists with legal questions “don’t need a lawyer, they just need some good advice,” says Brown, who has often represented the families of cyclists killed or seriously injured in collisions with vehicles.
For more information, visit cycleto.ca/legal-spin.
