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About Campbell Law
Find your way with Campbell Law
Find your way with Campbell Law
On a sweltering July day, I received a life-altering phone call informing me of my grandmother’s passing. Her sudden departure left me heartbroken as she had always been the picture of health and independence.
Amidst my grief, I knew I had to be strong for my family. Together, we navigated the grieving process and began the task of settling her affairs. It was a challenging time, but it also brought us closer and helped us appreciate the preciousness of life.
The truth is, we will all receive a similar call at some point in our lives. We may be the ones grieving or the ones whose affairs need to be sorted out. Regardless of which side of the equation you find yourself on, Campbell Law is here to assist you every step of the way.
Our Team
Charles M. Campbell
Managing Lawyer
Charles graduated from York University with an Honours Bachelor of Arts in 2016. He specialized in Human Rights and Equity Studies, obtaining a cum laude distinction. Before attending law school, Charles worked as a tutor and project manager. He graduated from the University of Windsor with a Juris Doctor in 2021. Charles Campbell was a summer student and articling student with the Public Prosecution Service of Canada (Toronto).
Charles is currently an instructor at the University of Windsor, Faculty of Law. Charles teaches students how to effectively plan and execute negotiations in various areas of law. Specifically, he instructs Windsor Law’s Canadian National Negotiation Competition course and coaches their team in both national and international competitions. Charles was called to the Ontario bar in 2022.
Education
B.A., York University, 2016 (cum laude) J.D., University of Windsor, 2021
Bar Admission
Ontario, 2022
Education
B.A., York University, 2016 (cum laude) J.D., University of Windsor, 2021
Bar Admission
Ontario, 2022
Professional Associations
• National Director of Finance (2020)
• National Conference Chair (2021)
• Estates and Trusts Division
• Young Lawyers Division
Achievements
Abigail-D. Anderson-Bromfield
Articled Clerk/Legal Consultant
Abigail graduated from Carleton University with an Honours Bachelor of Arts in 2019. She specialized in Criminology with a focus on Law and Sociology, and concurrently earned a Certificate in American Sign Language. Before attending law school, Abigail worked as a Behavioural Counselor.
She graduated from the University of Windsor with a Juris Doctor in 2023. Abigail was selected as a Public Interest Articling Fellow and completed her articling at Peacebuilders Canada. During her time there, she received training in the dispute resolution method known as Restorative Circles.
La Chelle McDonald
Paralegal
La Chelle McDonald graduated from Centennial College with a Law Clerk Diploma in 2013. She initially specialized in Personal Injury Defence before transitioning her practice to focus exclusively on Plaintiff Personal Injury claims.
Building upon her legal foundation, La Chelle pursued advanced education at Durham College, obtaining her Graduate Certificate in Paralegal Studies in 2022. She successfully completed the Paralegal licensing examination in November 2022 and has been a licensed Paralegal in Ontario since January 2023.
La Chelle’s current practice encompasses Landlord and Tenant matters, Small Claims proceedings, and Civil Litigation. Her comprehensive background in both law clerk and paralegal roles provides clients with experienced representation across multiple areas of legal practice.
Rewriting The Bar Exam?
In 2022, I was one of the unlucky licensing candidates who had to rewrite their bar exam. When I first received the news that I had to rewrite, I was devastated. I struggled with balancing studying and articling simultaneously, but I needed to attain my June 2022 call date. The stress from life, work, and studying, made me re-evaluate my career completely. In truth, it caused me to reconsider the value of my life.
Many licensing candidates. Find themselves in these unideal positions. However, I knew my response would dictate how well I bounce back from the stress and disappointment of preparation. This prompted me to seek bar exam preparation services.
After successfully passing the bar exams, I committed to hosting three 20-minute monthly meetings for bar exam check-ins with licensing candidates who are re-writing the bar exam. If you felt the way I described above, feel free to email me at charles@campbellfirm.ca for some perspective on how to access the right tools and mindset for the rewrite ahead.
Happy writing and best of luck. – Charles M. Campbell
Rewriting The Bar Exam?
In 2022, I was one of the unlucky licensing candidates who had to rewrite their bar exam. When I first received the news that I had to rewrite, I was devastated. I struggled with balancing studying and articling simultaneously, but I needed to attain my June 2022 call date. The stress from life, work, and studying, made me re-evaluate my career completely. In truth, it caused me to reconsider the value of my life.
Many licensing candidates. Find themselves in these unideal positions. However, I knew my response would dictate how well I bounce back from the stress and disappointment of preparation. This prompted me to seek bar exam preparation services.
After successfully passing the bar exams, I committed to hosting three 20-minute monthly meetings for bar exam check-ins with licensing candidates who are re-writing the bar exam. If you felt the way I described above, feel free to email me at charles@campbellfirm.ca for some perspective on how to access the right tools and mindset for the rewrite ahead.
Happy writing and best of luck. – Charles M. Campbell
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