Gregory Burd

Licensed Paralegal

Gregory Burd is a Licensed Paralegal in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario, bringing over 30 years of experience to the practice of provincial offences and traffic law. Over the course of his career, he has built a reputation as one of the most seasoned trial paralegals in Ontario, with a practice grounded in courtroom advocacy and long-term client representation.

Mr. Burd’s work has consistently focused on matters under the Provincial Offences Act and Highway Traffic Act, including complex and higher-stakes charges where outcomes carry significant consequences. His experience spans a wide range of offences, from routine traffic matters to more serious allegations requiring structured trial preparation, detailed disclosure analysis, and effective cross-examination.

Trial Experience and Approach

With decades of courtroom involvement, Mr. Burd has conducted a substantial number of trials across Ontario. His approach reflects a clear understanding of how cases are actually decided—on the strength of evidence, the credibility of witnesses, and the ability to identify and challenge gaps in the prosecution’s case.

His trial work includes defending matters such as:

  • Careless Driving and related collision cases
  • Stunt Driving / Racing allegations
  • No Insurance charges
  • Fail to Remain and Fail to Stop for Police
  • Commercial (CVOR) offences

These are cases where the margin for error is narrow. Mr. Burd’s experience allows him to assess early whether a matter is best resolved through negotiation or advanced to trial, and to act accordingly.

Practical Insight from Years in Court

Clients often approach serious charges with uncertainty—questions about insurance impact, licence suspensions, or whether fighting the charge is worthwhile. With over three decades in practice, Mr. Burd provides direct, grounded answers based on how these matters typically unfold in Ontario courts.

He understands the procedural realities: how disclosure is provided, what is often missing, how prosecutors approach resolution, and what can realistically be achieved at trial. That perspective allows for clear guidance at each stage of the process.

Professional Legacy

Throughout his career, Gregory Burd has maintained a consistent focus on advocacy, preparation, and results. His depth of experience is not limited to theory—it is built on years of active courtroom work and direct client representation.

Even as his role evolves, his contribution to the field remains significant. His work has helped shape practical approaches to defending traffic and provincial offences matters in Ontario, and his experience continues to be a valuable asset within the broader legal community.

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