Mariana Peres Toledo

Mariana Peres Toledo practices in the Wills and Estate Department. Mariana assists clients in preparing wills, advising on estate planning for their legacy and care, as well as with estate administration.

Mariana attended law school at McGill University, where she earned her degrees in common and civil law. Prior to law school, she graduated with high distinction in Economics from Carleton University and was awarded the Senate Medal for her high academic achievements.

Outside of work, Mariana is interested in her community, spending time with her family, and sports.

• Portuguese (native)
• French (intermediate)
• Spanish (beginner)

• Law Society of Ontario
• Middlesex Law Association

• Guest lecture “What Should We Tax?”, Taxation - PUB2 313, Faculty of Law, McGill University, Professor Allison Christians, September 2020.
• Yifan Chen, Ellen, Rachel Meland, Mariana Peres Toledo, Alin Potra, “The Hidden Canadian Tax Treaty Model.” Bulletin for International Taxation. IBFD, 2020.
• Peres Toledo, Mariana. “Bees: A Consideration of the Economic Value of Insect Pollination in Ontario.” Progressive Economics Forum. 2015.

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• Injuries sustained in the course of work: WSIB vs personal injury lawsuit
• What is the Income Replacement Benefit under the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule?
• What qualifies as an “accident” under the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule?
• What to do immediately after a car crash
• Which losses are recoverable in a personal injury lawsuit?
• When a fatal car crash occurs, what kind of support is available?
• What you need to know before you sign a liability waiver
• Automobile insurance policy 101: Mandatory and optional accident benefits coverage
• 10-day written notice for snow and ice injury claims
• Naturopathy, medical cannabis, and other ‘novel’ treatments are acceptable within the Ontario Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule