About
Us
Joseph
A. Neuberger Mr. Neuberger
has extensive trial experience. Mr. Neuberger has defended
well over 200 driving-related offences, including impaired
driving, over 80, refuse breath sample and dangerous
driving. Mr. Neuberger has also successfully conducted
numerous jury trials and possesses a unique and innate
ability to persuasively address juries and jurists
on serious criminal matters. Mr.
Neuberger is often retained by various government
agencies such as the Ministry of the Attorney
General, Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional
Services, and the OPP in order to provide experienced
legal consultation and advocacy. Mr.
Neuberger has a client-centred approach with full
involvement of the client and defence withnesses
in the development and advancement of the defence
strategy. Education
- LL. B., Osgoode Hall, 1991.
- Called to the Ontario Bar February 1993.
- Master of Laws, Osgoode Hall (Criminal Law Speciality)
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Professional
Activities
- Appointed to the Ontario Review Board, as alternate chairperson
and legal member, June 2002.
- Co-chair and program author for The
Advocates’ Society
(Toronto, Ontario), Criminal Litigation Skills Certificate Program. 2002
to present.
- Often retained and consulted by the Ministry of
the Attorney General, Solicitor General and Correctional
Services, on Coroner Inquests and procesutions under
provincial legislation.
- Provides expert legal analysis for Global Television
Network. Visit
Neuberger Notes to view video segments.
- Instructor, Criminal Section, Bar Admission Course
at the Law Society of Upper Canada.
- Trustee of the Toronto Lawyers’ Association.
- Member
of the American Trial Lawyers’ Association.
- Member of the
Toronto Criminal Lawyers’ Association.
- Member of the Advocates' Society.
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David S.
Rose Mr.
Rose's practice is dedicated to the defence of criminal
charges. Mr. Rose regularly appears before inquests and
public inquiries and frequently at trials and appeal
in the Ontario Court of Appeal, Ontario Superior Court,
and Ontario Court of Justice, as well as Coroner’s
Court. Mr. Rose has extensive
experience defending drinking and driving related offences,
dangerous driving offences and complex highway traffic
act offences that resulted in dealth or serious injury
to other persons. Mr.
Rose enjoys writing about Criminal Law, and is the author
of numerous articles, and books: Snow's Annotated Criminal Code (updated 8 times annually),
The
Law of Traffic Offences (1998), and DNA – A Practical Guide. Mr.
Rose is a member of the Examinations Committee of the
Bar Admission Course (Criminal Procedure) of the Law
Society of Upper Canada. Professional
Associations
- Member
Toronto Lawyers Association
- Member
Canadian Bar Association
- Member
Criminal Lawyers Association
Education
- LL.B. McGill 1990
- B.A. (Hons. - Juris) Oxon. 1988
- B.A. (Hons.) McGill 1986
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