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Find your way with Campbell Law

Find your way with Campbell Law

On a hot summer day in July, I received the call that changed my life. I got the sudden news that my grandmother had passed. I was heartbroken, knowing that she had no front-facing health issues, and was extremely independent. However, I had to restrict the tide of pain long-enough to assist my family in the grieving process and settling of her affairs. These moments tend to change the trajectory of one’s life and it uprooted mine for the better.

The truth is that we will all receive a call like this at one moment in our life or we will be the person that is being grieved about and who’s affairs are expected to be sorted out by. Irrespective of whether you are the griever or the party preparing to be grieved, Campbell Law is who you can trust to assist along the way.

Managing Lawyer

Charles M. Campbell

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. Prior to attending law school, Charles worked as a tutor and project manager. He graduated from the University of Windsor, Faculty of Law, with a Juris Doctor in 2021. Charles Campbell was a summer student and articling student with the Public Prosecution Service of Canada (Toronto). Charles was called to the Ontario bar in 2022.

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 coach’s Windsor Law’s team in both national and international competition.

Education

B.A., York University, 2016 (cum laude) J.D., University of Windsor, 2021

Bar Admission

Ontario, 2022

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. Prior to 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 coach’s their team in both national and international competition. 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

Professional Associations
Instructor at University of Windsor, Faculty of Law
Canadian Association of Black Lawyers (CABL) Member
Former Black Law Students Association of Canada (BLSA) Member

• National Director of Finance (2020)
• National Conference Chair (2021)

Durham Region Lawyers Association (DRLA) Member
Canadian Bar Association (CBA) Member
Law Society of Ontario (LSO)
Ontario Bar Association (OBA) Member

• Estates and Trusts Division
• Family Law Division
• Young Lawyers Division

Whitby Chamber of Commerce Member
Board of Directors - Treasurer with the JD Bridges Foundation
Board of Directors - Malton Neighbourhood Services
Achievements
Dean’s List - 2015, 2016
Golden Key Society - 2015, 2016
Delos Rogest Davis Scholarship Recipient
International Academy of Dispute Resolution Mediation Competition - Finalist (Mediator), Semi-Finalist (Lawyer & Client)
Canadian National Negotiation Competition- Best Communication (competitor)
Canadian National Negotiation Competition – 1st place (Coach)
International Negotiation Competition (INC) – 6th place (Coach)

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 made a commitment to host three 20-minute meetings a month for a bar exam check-in with licensing candidates that 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 re-write ahead.

Happy writing and best of luck. – Charles M.Campbell

Hear from our former clients

*These reviews are from actual clients of Campbell Law and Dispute Resolution and were written by the clients. They are posted here with the clients’ prior knowledge and consent. Names have not been shown for reasons of confidentiality. The reviews reflect the views and experiences of the specific clients, and are not a guarantee or prediction of a specific outcome.

The truth is that I spend more time chasing down my own stupid programming error analysers in every JavaScript file I write.
James Willem
New York
The truth is that I spend more time chasing down my own stupid programming error analysers in every JavaScript file I write.
James Willem
New York
The truth is that I spend more time chasing down my own stupid programming error analysers in every JavaScript file I write.
James Willem
New York
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