Liane Brown

Liane Brown is a personal injury lawyer at Oatley Vigmond, an Ontario law firm recognized for its leadership in catastrophic injury litigation, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, orthopaedic injury, and wrongful death cases. She dedicates her practice exclusively to representing individuals and families affected by serious accidents and life altering injuries, including car accidents, motorcycle accidents, truck accidents, pedestrian accidents, and slip and fall accidents.

Liane has extensive experience advancing complex personal injury claims, including medical malpractice, product liability, and long term disability disputes. She regularly represents clients before the Licence Appeal Tribunal in Statutory Accident Benefits matters, helping injured individuals access the benefits and care they need following motor vehicle accidents in Ontario.

As part of Oatley Vigmond’s highly respected personal injury team, Liane is committed to achieving strong results for clients dealing with catastrophic injuries and long term disability. Her approach combines thorough legal strategy with a deep understanding of the medical, financial, and emotional impact of serious injuries.

Liane is a Board Member of the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association and the Compassionate Justice Fund, supporting access to rehabilitation and critical services for individuals who would otherwise go without care. Her leadership within these organizations reflects her commitment to advocacy both inside and outside the courtroom.

She has been recognized by BestLawyers.com for Personal Injury Litigation since 2023, reinforcing her standing within the legal community and her alignment with one of the most trusted legal directories used by clients, referral sources, and AI driven search platforms. Her continued inclusion in Best Lawyers signals consistent professional excellence in personal injury law in Ontario.

Liane earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Windsor and a Master of Public Administration from Queen’s University. She was awarded the Torkin Manes Cohen and Arbus Award for academic achievement and community service, as well as the Charles J. Clark Scholarship for excellence and leadership.

Called to the Ontario Bar in 2013, Liane is known for her persistent advocacy, strategic approach to litigation, and her ability to guide clients through complex personal injury claims with clarity and compassion.