The value of experience.
The strength of teamwork.
Recognized as one of Canada’s leading law firms.
Greenspan Humphrey Makepeace LLP law firm practices criminal and related regulatory and administrative litigation.
Our lawyers provide strategic and thoughtful representation to individuals, professionals, and corporations.
Our sound advice and experience has been relied upon in domestic, international, and trans-border criminal and regulatory investigations and proceedings.
Our counsel has been sought, and we have worked in collaboration with, colleagues across Canada and the United States as well as with firms in Europe and Asia. We provide skilled and insightful advocacy that has earned us a reputation for success and discretion.
An experienced team. A reputation for success and
discretion.
Who we are
Brian H. Greenspan
Partner
David M. Humphrey
Partner
Jill D. Makepeace
Partner
Naomi Lutes
Partner
Find the right advocate for your legal situation.
Find the right advocate for your legal situation.
Our skilled lawyers excel across a range of services.
Named the 2023 Best Lawyers® “Law Firm of the Year” for Criminal Defence in Canada.
What we do
- Criminal Trials
- Criminal and Regulatory Appeals
- Professional Discipline
- Regulatory Litigation
- Extradition, Mutual Legal Assistance and Cross-Border Litigation
- Legal Advice and Internal Investigations
- Criminal and Civil Asset Forfeiture
A robust criminal litigation practice is at our firm’s core. We defend against all types of criminal charges before every level of court across Canada. No charge is too big, or too small. Our lawyers have experience dealing with a wide variety of criminal offences, including white collar and financial crimes, homicide, sexual assault, drug offences, and impaired and dangerous driving.
Our lawyers can assist with bail, Charter applications, and other constitutional litigation. We are a team of dedicated advocates who work tirelessly on behalf of our clients’ interests.
Our lawyers frequently advise individuals and corporations facing non-criminal, regulatory issues, including Ontario Securities Commission investigations and charges, Competition Act offences, Elections Act allegations, all Provincial Offences Act charges, as well as investigations and charges under the Occupational Health and Safety and Environmental Protection Acts.