Fatema Tokhy

Fatema Tokhy has extensive experience in condominium, insurance, personal injury, and commercial litigation. Fatema also worked as an e-discovery lawyer. She earned her J.D. from Osgoode Hall Law School, and has practiced at various boutique law firms in Toronto. Fatema prioritizes client care and focuses on achieving the best results based on the facts and circumstances of the case in a cost-effective and expeditious manner.

Fatema’s drive to achieve justice and fairness is not confined to her litigation practice: Fatema often volunteers her time to social causes.

In her down time, Fatema enjoys spending time with her family including her pomchi named Chico and rescue bunny named Charlie who drives her crazy with his constant chewing.

Fatema is fluent in Dari (and Farsi) and comfortable serving clients in either language.

Where a condominium dispute is dealt with depends on the type of dispute: the Condominium Act and the regulations, as well as the Courts of Justice Act, sets out the jurisdictions that apply to condominium disputes.

The ability for a condominium corporation to charge back an expense (for example, the cost of a contractor or legal fees) will depend largely on a particular condominium corporation’s declaration, by-laws and/or rules. A “chargeback” which is properly added to the common expenses can be enforced by way a condominium lien.