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Dan Murphy assisted me in a personal matter and from day 1 kept to his promise. He was there when I needed questions answered and kept me updated thoroughly throughout the experience regardless of his busy schedule. I would recommend this firm and especially this individual to anyone who needs help from a respective and prompt individual who didn’t stop until I had closure. It can be a long and gruelling process but he made it that much more bearable. Great sense of humour but when it comes down to what matters the most— he’s all business. Dan Murphy gets it done.
Tanner Abramczyk
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Dan Murphy was a beacon of hope to my family when our options appeared limited and our will to fight is fading. He was able to accept to represent us in a short period of time, defend us from an unjust accusation, very thorough, calm and empathetic demeanor offered emotional succor to myself and those I care the most. My family and I are eternally grateful to Dan for his service, thank you very much for being there every step of the way. I highly recommend Dan Murphy and his firm without hesitation.
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What Is Considered "Extreme Intoxication" In Canada?

Intoxication is a state of being that impairs one's mental and physical capabilities, caused by the consumption of drugs or alcohol. While consumption of these substances is legal to some extent, it becomes a criminal offence when an individual displays extreme intoxication.
What Is A Conditional Sentence In The Context Of A Criminal Lawsuit In Canada?

What Is A Conditional Sentence In The Context Of A Criminal Lawsuit In Canada?

A conditional sentence, also known as a suspended sentence or probation, is a sentencing option available in the Canadian criminal justice system. It is an alternative to incarceration and is usually reserved for non-violent offenders who have committed lower-risk crimes.
What Is Considered Shoplifting Under Canadian Law?

What Is Considered Shoplifting Under Canadian Law?

Shoplifting is a common crime that involves the taking of goods or merchandise from a retail store without paying for them. It may seem like a minor offense, but shoplifting is taken quite seriously under Canadian law.
What Does The Right To A Trial In A Reasonable Time Mean In Canada?

What Does The Right To A Trial In A Reasonable Time Mean In Canada?

In the Canadian criminal justice system, every accused person has the right to a fair and impartial trial. This means that they must be given adequate time to prepare their defense and present their case before a court of law.
True Costs Of Impaired Driving

True Costs Of Impaired Driving

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What Should I Expect If I’ve Been Charged With A Second Or Third DUI?

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