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RICHTER GREWAL DI LORENZO LLP
Criminal Law | Family Law
"Providing each and every client with superior legal advice and representation while maintaining our reputation as a premier law firm."
Introducing Our Firm
RGD LLP is committed to each and every client with the utmost professionalism, providing clients superior legal services in both Criminal Law and Family Law.
We are very experienced trial lawyers, having dealt with all types of offences at all levels of court, including jury trials at the Superior Court and attendances at the Court of Appeal. Our approach is to always strive to reach a reasonable resolution that is acceptable to our clients. If negotiations with the Crown Attorney are unsuccessful we are always prepared to set matters for trial in order to obtain justice. Our well earned reputation as very effective trial lawyers is a great asset during our negotiations, often leading to exemplary results for our clients without the need for trials.
Proudly Serving, Durham Region and Northumberland County. As well as willing to attend surrounding areas, such as Toronto, Hamilton, Peterborough and Lindsay when called upon!
Practicing in the Following Areas
Our Team
- Former Educational Assistant A Survivor of a False Sexual Assault Allegation -
View Full Article and Video Interview Here
"A 36-year-old former education assistant was found not guilty of sexual assault and sexual interference in a Oshawa court on Friday November 24, 2023. But unlike the media attention when press release by Durham Regional Police was issued, there was no media to hear the verdict by Justice Peter Tetly.
Only Jansen, her husband Ken, close family and friends along with Crown attorney Agapi Mavirdis and Jensen’s lawyer Alan Richter.
When the press release was first issued, Jansen’s name was plastered everywhere. Radio, social media and television.
But on the forth floor, in the small courtroom 407, Justice Tetly stated, “the defendant shall be found not guilty.” Then came the applause and tears from Jansen’s family. But what about life after facing such a serious offence.
Jansen was charged on September 2022 with two very serious offenses for anyone. Worse if you’re a teacher or in Jansen’s position. The charged stemmed from an allegation that occurred in 2018. “Members of the Special Victims Unit started an investigation after a victim came forward,” stated the release. No “alleged victim” in the press release, the word “victim” is clearly stated. Police went further to state investigators wanted to ensure there were no other “victims.” The release stated that Jansen was an employee of the Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board from 2010 to 2021, but was no longer employed by the school board.
Jansen, her husband Ken and her lawyer Alan Richter sat in Richter’s office just across the street from the courthouse and spoke to Today’s Northumberland how they’ve tried to cope with the past 14-months dealing with the false charges have effected the Hamilton Township couples lives.
Richter said the charges were, “resoundingly dismissed in lacking credibility and reliability.” (Today's Northumberland - Nov. 24th 2023)
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"The Unsolved Murder of Beverly Lynn Smith" - Featuring, Alan Richter
Description: "A cold case murder spanning over four decades. A friendship born of a love of fishing soon turns sinister. An infamous police tactic. Woven together from first hand accounts and expert interviews, family archives, and rare access to key participants, this documentary series is a winding tale that explores the unrelenting enigma of a search for justice."