With decades of combined years of experience in law, Fleury, Comery LLP is Scarborough’s most experienced general practice law firm.
Our Lawyers
Gregory E. McConnell, M.A., LL.B.
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Originally from Woodstock, Ontario, Greg attended Carleton University, York University and finally the University of Toronto to complete an M.A. in History. After a four-year stint as a teacher in Thailand, Greg decided on law as his career. He graduated from Osgoode Hall Law School and then was called to the bar in 1983. For five years he articled and then practised law as a junior to a well-respected personal injury lawyer, Paul Shannon. During this time he came to deal with Bill Comery (now deceased), and in 1986 Greg moved to Fleury, Comery.
Greg will conduct most kinds of litigation including commercial disputes, divorces, construction liens, estate litigation and even dogbite cases. Greg’s community involvement includes several years as Chairman of our local Heritage Festival. His favourite cases, such as estate litigation and appeal work, involve legal research and writing where it can make a difference.
Stephen Fleury, B.Sc., LL.B.
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Yes, Stephen is related to Ed, namely, as his nephew. Stephen joined the firm in 1992 and has distinguished himself as a litigator in family law and employment law. Stephen also practices in the areas of Wills and Estates, and collection matters.
Stephen keeps himself busy outside the office with his family, and involvement as a member of the Knights of Columbus.
Stephen’s favourite kind of cases are trial matters.
Donald C. MacVicar, LL.B., LL.M.
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Don grew up in Nova Scotia and is a graduate of Dalhousie Law School in Halifax. He was called to the Bar in Ontario in 1988.
Don is primarily involved in injury and disability cases, stemming from accident or illness. This means negotiating and litigating with insurers and taking on insurance coverage denials. Don will also represent parties in property disputes, including representation of landlords in Divisional Court.
In 2015, Don received his Master of Laws from Osgoode Hall. Don has taught litigation at Seneca College. He is a member of the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association.
Retainer agreements vary based on the facts of each case, but in injury and disability claims, Don generally waives legal fees unless and until money is recovered for the client.
Lisa-Renee Haseley, J.D.
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We are delighted to introduce Lisa, who joined us in December 2021.
Lisa comes to our profession with experience in many aspects of legal work, having first worked as a legal assistant before attending law school and articling and then, after her call to the bar in 2015, practicing at a prestigious downtown litigation firm. Lisa has joined us to take on real estate and other solicitor work.
Edward R. Fleury, Q.C. (1929-2021)
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Ed founded this practice in 1957 after his call to the bar that year. Some of his first and enduring clients were patrons of his father’s tavern business at the old Glen Eagle Hotel, where Ed himself had worked part time to support himself in law school. While initially Ed took on any kind of case, he quickly began to specialize in real estate and corporate/commercial matters after the late Bill Comery became his partner in the firm in 1960.
Ed remained active in the firm until the last year of his life. His wisdom and oversight remain an inspiration as we go forward.
