Personal Injury Lawyer salaries in Canada
$113,105
avg per year
The average salary for Personal Injury Lawyer jobs near Canada is $113,105.*
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Top Personal Injury Lawyer jobs near Canada
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Gerry Law
Remote
We’re looking for an associate lawyer to join our team on a flexible, part-time basis. No files are assigned solely to you. When you’re off, you’re off.
$35,000–$48,000 a year
1 day ago
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Hartshorne & Mehl
Vancouver, BC
Some of our precedents include having initiated the first Social Host Proceeding in British Columbia (Baumeister 1986); the first Jury Trial for Conspiracy to…
3 days ago
Litigation Lawyer - Expression of Interest
Drysdale Bacon McStravick Lawyers (Essentials Parent)
Coquitlam, BC
Conducting legal research to support case strategies. Lawyers at DBM provide legal expertise and support to clients, handling a diverse caseload while working…
Family Lawyer
Haber Lawyers
Burlington, ON
We proudly serve clients requiring legal services in the fields of Personal Injury, Family, Employment, Corporate and Business Law, Real Estate, Wills &…
Associate Lawyer
Legate Injury Lawyers
London, ON
We seek a colleague who has experience in motor vehicle accident litigation, statutory accident benefits, and/or medical negligence litigation.
Counsel, Claims Litigation
Definity Financial Corporation
Edmonton, AB
A valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operators License - Some travel within the province is required. High degree of proficiency with English required to service…
$108,700–$158,700 a year
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