Toronto · Huntsville · Bowmanville
Associate
"I bring an analytical and compassionate approach with the aim to resolve my client's legal challenges efficiently and effectively."
An associate who pairs an analytical, empathetic approach with seven years of experience inside the Superior Court of Justice.
Margaret Klassen is a resilient and determined lawyer who brings a keen analytical mind and an empathetic approach to her work.
Before joining Davidson Cahill Morrison LLP, Margaret spent seven years at the Superior Court of Justice, where her attention to detail and dedication to client service ensured every matter was handled with care. At Western Law, she assisted low-income and marginalized community members through Community Legal Services, where she served as a Team Leader.
Outside of work, Margaret enjoys the gym and hot yoga, reading, podcasts, and spending time with her corgi, Axl.
Margaret's work centres on two areas:
From the blog
Notes and commentary on recent decisions and developments.
On October 7, 2025, the Justice Schabas of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice released the long-awaited decision in Avedian et al v Enbridge Gas
In Meldazy v. Nassar, the Ontario Court of Appeal upheld a jury award of over $1.5 million in damages to a man injured in a
In Pye v Di Trapani, the Ontario Court of Appeal reaffirmed the broad discretion afforded to trial judges in awarding costs. The Court upheld a
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