Natalie Gerry, Principle Lawyer & Founder of Gerry Law

About Natalie Gerry

Natalie Gerry is the founder and principal lawyer at Gerry Law. She started Gerry Law with the goal to assist personal injury clients, and particularly sexual assault clients differently, with close, personal attention to their case and a results-focused approach.

When you hire Natalie she communicates regularly with you throughout your matter so that you are never left in the dark about what is happening.

You need a lawyer on your side who will protect your interests. Natalie has years of experience standing up for people like you. You will gain understanding of your case after speaking with Natalie - how much it might be worth and what your options are. You are empowered to make the decision from there about how you want to proceed.

Education:
  • Bora Laskin Faculty of Law - Juris Doctor
  • Western University - Master’s
  • University of Toronto (Trinity College) - Honours Bachelor of Arts

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    Select Reported Decisions

    Spencer v Hutchings, 2022 ONSC 1555 (CanLII):
    Natalie brought an application for the common law spouse of a deceased who had no will at the time of their death. Due to the application, the spouse received a larger share from her late spouse’s estate than she otherwise would have.

    J.B. v. R.B., 2021 ONSC 1023 (CanLII)
    Natalie successfully obtained judgment for her client, whose damages were assessed at just over $1,000,000.00.

    Bodnar v. The Estate of Peter Boban, 2020 ONSC 2006 (CanLII)
    Natalie acted for a mortgage lender and successfully brought summary judgment against the borrower who argued that the interest rate on the mortgage had been reduced.
    The Ontario Court of Appeal upheld the summary judgment motion’s findings in favour of Natalie’s client     (Bodnar v. Boban Estate, 2021 ONCA 746 (CanLII))

    Homer v. MacKey et al., 2020 ONSC 5283 (CanLII):
    Natalie successfully moved to set aside an administrative dismissal for delay so that her client could pursue his personal injury claim.

    Pretto v. Almgren, 2020 ONSC 6966 (CanLII)
    Natalie brought a claim for a purchaser in negligent misrepresentation against the sellers of a home that had undisclosed deficiencies. At trial, the Court found that the sellers had negligently misrepresented the state of the home. The decision was upheld on appeal to the Divisional Court.

    ★★★★★ 5/5

    "Natalie Gerry is an amazing attorney. Right from our very first meeting she was able to ease my mind about the entire process. She explained everything in detail and took the time to make sure I understood. Her calm, confident and caring manner gave me the reassurance and support I required to pursue the case. Natalie always kept me informed and updated throughout the process. Always prompt and available if I had any questions or concerns, her guidance was outstanding at all times. My opinions were valued and my doubts were always reassured. Natalie is very efficient, always pursuing the next step to keep the process moving forward without delay. I am forever grateful to Natalie. She went above and beyond and did everything to ensure a successful outcome for me. Should you ever require legal representation, I highly recommend Natalie Gerry!”