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Campisi Injury Lawyers Recognized by Best Lawyers® in Canada™ for 2027

Cesar Carranza on September 3, 2026

We are proud to announce that two members of the Campisi Law team have received recognition from Best Lawyers®, one of the legal profession’s most respected peer reviewed publications.

Julia Vilorio-Peguero has been recognized in The Best Lawyers in Canada™ (2027 Edition) for Personal Injury Litigation

Name: Julia Vilorio-Peguero
Title: Partner, Campisi Law
Recognition: The Best Lawyers in Canada™ (2027 Edition)
Practice area: Personal Injury Litigation
Consecutive years listed: Third (2025, 2026, 2027)

Julia Vilorio-Peguero, a partner at Campisi Law, has been recognized in The Best Lawyers in Canada™ (2027 Edition) for Personal Injury Litigation, marking her third consecutive year on the list following prior recognitions in 2025 and 2026. Since graduating law school in 2015 with dual Canadian and American law degrees, Julia has worked exclusively in personal injury law, representing accident victims before the Superior Court of Justice, the Financial Services Commission of Ontario, and the Licence Appeal Tribunal. She is fluent in Arabic and conversational in Spanish, and continues to advocate for vulnerable clients across Vaughan and Ontario in their fight to recover fair compensation from insurers.

Meghan Fyall Named to Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada™ 2027 (Edition)

Name: Meghan Fyall
Title: Associate, Campisi Law
Recognition: Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada™ (2027 Edition)
Practice area: Personal Injury Litigation
Called to the Ontario Bar: 2021

Meghan Fyall, an associate at Campisi Law, has been recognized in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada™ (2027 Edition) for Personal Injury Litigation. Called to the Ontario Bar in 2021, Meghan has practiced exclusively in personal injury law, handling both tort and accident benefits claims. Her advocacy was on full display earlier this year when she secured a rare special award for a client after Onlia Insurance Company unreasonably delayed benefits for over two years [Full case writeup on campisilaw.ca], with the Licence Appeal Tribunal finding the insurer’s conduct unreasonable and awarding $13,019.34 plus interest (Larmond v. Onlia Insurance Company, 2026 ONLAT 24-006504/AABS).

About Best Lawyers® Recognition

Best Lawyers® selections are based entirely on peer review. The methodology involves rigorous evaluation by leading lawyers in the same communities and practice areas. Lawyers are not permitted to pay for inclusion, and being recognized requires consistent excellence as acknowledged by one’s professional peers.

Our Firm Commitment

For over two decades, Campisi Law has focused exclusively on personal injury law, serving clients across Vaughan, Woodbridge, and Ontario. We understand the difference skilled advocacy can make for individuals and families facing uncertainty after an accident.

These honours for Julia and Meghan reflect the calibre of our team as a whole and our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of advocacy across the firm.

If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident, please contact us today.

Meghan Fyall Secures $13,019 Special Award After Insurer Unreasonably Delays Benefits for Over Two Years

Meghan Fyall on April 6, 2026

Special awards are rare at the LAT.  They’re only granted when an insurer’s conduct is found to be excessive, stubborn, or unreasonable. Meghan Fyall just secured one for our client.

After a November 2022 accident, Onlia Insurance Company kept our client confined to the Minor Injury Guideline (MIG) for over two years, denying nearly every treatment plan and attendant care benefits.

What changed? Only after our client filed an application with the LAT and retained legal representation did the insurer finally act:

  • Removed client from MIG on November 26, 2024, two months after the case conference
  • Approved all previously denied treatment plans and $3,000/month in attendant care benefits
  • No new medical evidence was submitted, this reversal happened because lawyers got involved

The Tribunal found:

  • The insurer violated statutory timelines by responding to a treatment plan 11 days late (not the required 10 business days)
  • The insurer knew about this error after retaining counsel but waited months to correct it
  • The delays were unreasonable and forced our client to seek LAT relief, incurring additional costs

The result: A 15% special award totaling $13,019.34, plus interest on all overdue treatment plans.
This case demonstrates why legal representation matters. Insurance companies are not on your side. They denied everything for two years until lawyers stepped in. Meghan’s advocacy held the insurer accountable and secured both the benefits and the award our client deserved.

Case Citation: Larmond v. Onlia Insurance Company, 2026 ONLAT 24-006504/AABS