Two lawyers. One mission: defending your rights with precision, integrity, and results.
B.A. (Hons.) · J.D. · Called to the Bar 20XX
Gagan built his practice on the principle that every person deserves an unflinching defence. He regularly appears before the Ontario Court of Justice and Superior Court in Orangeville, Brampton, and across Dufferin County, handling everything from bail hearings to jury trials.
B.Sc. · J.D. · Called to the Bar 20XX
Antar brings sharp analytical instincts and a science background to cases involving technical evidence — from breath-testing machines to digital forensics. Known for turning weaknesses in the Crown's case into decisive defence advantages.
From first appearances to full jury trials — every criminal charge in Ontario courts.
A selection of outcomes for our clients. Every case is different — results vary on their own facts.
Client charged following a roadside stop. We challenged the lawfulness of the detention and the admissibility of the breath sample under s.8 of the Charter. The Crown withdrew all charges before trial.
Serious allegations from a former partner. Through rigorous cross-examination and exposing critical inconsistencies in the complainant's account, the court entered a full acquittal after trial.
First-time accused facing trafficking charges. We negotiated thoroughly with the Crown and presented compelling mitigation. Client received a conditional discharge — no criminal record upon completion.
Facing a charge? The sooner you call, the more options you have.
Our clients are our best advocates. Here's what they say.
No — and this is the most important thing to understand. You have the right to remain silent under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Politely decline to answer questions and ask immediately to speak with a lawyer. Anything you say before receiving legal advice can and will be used against you.
Yes, charges can be dropped before trial under certain circumstances, including new evidence, witness unavailability, or prosecutorial discretion.
Costs vary depending on the complexity of the case. Contact us for a free consultation to discuss your specific situation.
At a bail hearing, a judge or justice of the peace decides whether you will be released while waiting for trial and under what conditions.
Yes, a DUI conviction typically results in an automatic licence suspension and can affect your driving record for years.
In Canada, only the Crown can withdraw charges — not the complainant. However, the complainant's position can influence the Crown's decision.
Decisions made in the first 24–48 hours after a charge can define the outcome of your entire case. Call Broadway Law now for a free, completely confidential consultation.