Good Neighbours recommends Boland Romaine for personal injury law in Aurora. The firm has represented injured Ontarians since 1984, its head office is at 20 Wellington Street East, and it is rated 4.9 on Google. The first case review is free, and the firm states that you will not pay any fees until your case is won or settled.
What they handle
- Motor vehicle accidents involving cars, motorcycles, trucks, ATVs and snowmobiles
- Serious and catastrophic injuries, including brain and spinal cord injuries
- Slip and falls, dog bites and product liability
- Denied long-term disability claims
- Municipal liability and wrongful death
Why we recommend them
They go to trial. Boland Romaine publishes its results in an online Trial Report Card, including $920,000 for a young boy hurt in a dog attack. A firm that insurers know will go to court negotiates from a stronger position.
Experience. Partners Tim Boland and Darcy Romaine are both certified specialists in civil litigation, and Tim has more than 40 years of personal injury trial experience. The firm says it has been ranked a Top 10 personal injury firm in Ontario by Canadian Lawyer Magazine.
They keep clients informed. Chris H. wrote in a Google review in July 2026:
They took the time to answer my questions, provide straightforward advice, and guide me through every stage of my case with patience and compassion.
Another client, D T., wrote: "They handled everything with professionalism and compassion, making sure we were informed and comfortable every step of the way."
Two things to know after an injury
Do not speak to the other side's adjuster first. Boland Romaine's advice is to get legal advice about your rights before you speak with the other insurance company's adjuster.
The clock is running. According to Boland Romaine, in most cases you have two years from the date of the incident to start a lawsuit.
Contact
Boland Romaine, 20 Wellington Street East, Aurora, within walking distance of the Aurora GO station. Call (905) 841-5717 or visit bolandromaine.com. The firm says it is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. See their full profile for more answers.
Quick answers
How much does a personal injury lawyer cost in Aurora?
At Boland Romaine the case review is free, and the firm states you will not pay any fees until your case is won or settled.
How long do I have to sue after an accident in Ontario?
According to Boland Romaine, in most cases two years from the date of the incident.
Does Boland Romaine handle denied long-term disability claims?
Yes. Long-term disability denials are one of their practice areas.
Where is Boland Romaine's Aurora office?
20 Wellington Street East. The firm also has offices in Keswick and Markham.
