Carr conducts a trial advocacy practice in the field of civil litigation. Carr has successfully represented his clients at trial before the Superior Court of Justice and the Financial Services Commission of Ontario. Carr’s practice is dedicated to helping victims and their families achieve the best possible results when they have suffered serious personal injuries.
Carr’s practice focuses on helping victims of personal injuries and fatalities, sexual assault survivors, product liability, occupier liability, facility negligence, medical malpractice, motor vehicle cases, professional negligence, and class actions.
Carr graduated from law school at the University of Windsor. Carr joined Thomson Rogers as an Articling Student and returned to the firm as an Associate. Prior to attending law school, Carr earned a B.A. in History from Queen’s University, while playing varsity soccer for the Queen’s Golden Gaels. Carr has also worked for the City of Mississauga and volunteered with the Doug Philpott Inner-City Children’s Tennis Foundation, a charity in Toronto.
During law school, Carr served on the committee for Windsor’s inaugural L.E.A.P. program and played varsity soccer for the Windsor Lancers. Carr worked for a criminal defence practitioner during his second summer of law school, gaining direct experience inside the courtroom.
In his spare time, Carr enjoys playing tennis, hockey, soccer, and golf.
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