Offices in Toronto, Huntsville and Bowmanville

Introducing Peter Reinitzer to the Partnership

  • Announcements
Picture of Davidson Cahill Morrison LLP

Davidson Cahill Morrison LLP

The lawyers of Davidson Cahill Morrison LLP are expert courtroom advocates for a wide range of civil litigation matters including insurance law, medical malpractice, appeals, personal injury and municipal litigation.
Peter Reinitzer

Davidson Cahill Morrison LLP is delighted to announce that Peter Reinitzer has been welcomed into the partnership effective September 1, 2024. Peter’s extensive expertise in personal injury and property loss makes him an invaluable asset to our team.

Peter has built a distinguished career through his adept handling of complex personal injury cases and significant property loss claims. Upon joining Davidson Cahill Morrison LLP in its Huntsville office, Peter hit the ground running and completed eight trials at the Superior Court of Justice in his first three years at the firm, including second-chairing back-to-back trials on several occasions. Peter has enjoyed particular success in his property damage and negligent construction cases, several of which, affirmed on appeal, have helped clarify the law in these fields, including Tokarz v Selwyn (Township), 2022 ONCA 246 and Breen v Lake of Bays (Township), 2022 ONCA 626.

In addition to his legal prowess, Peter is known for his collaborative approach and dedication to client service. While certainly not shy of the courtroom, Peter works hard to find creative and collaborative resolutions where appropriate. Peter also speaks regularly at conferences and has shared his experiences and insights regarding advocacy in an online forum, municipal liability, and title insurance coverage. His partnership with Davidson Cahill Morrison LLP will undoubtedly enhance our capabilities and strengthen our commitment to providing top-tier legal representation. We are excited to welcome Peter to our team and look forward to the significant contributions he will make to our firm and our clients.

Join Newsletter

Recent Posts

Image of a search of residential properties.

Title Insurance Claims – Local Authority Search

David Morin September 6, 2024

When title insurance was first introduced into Canadian residential conveyancing in the mid-1990’s it was considered prohibitively expensive. Purchasers were funding legal fees and disbursements; inspection fees; transfer taxes; mortgage default insurance; and various other “Closing Costs”. Adding title insurance premium seemed unnecessary. The title insurers worked on this problem. The first thing they did was to add “Survey Coverage” alleviating the need to obtain a Land Survey which then cost roughly $1,000. I’ll have more to say on Survey Coverage in another Commentary. Succinctly – great coverage for Lenders, but whether right for Owners depends on many circumstances.

Read More »