Ben Fulton is a private practicing solo practitioner in the GTA and Hamilton area. His practice focuses primarily on human rights and minor criminal matters, where diversion is a practical solution. He belongs to the Canadian Federation of The Blind (CFB) and focuses on advocacy for the most challenged members of society.

His award winning report on David Leprosy was published by the Parliamentary committee on Human Resources, Skills, Social Development, and the Status of Persons with a Disability. You can link to it from his website www.benlaw.ca

Ben Fulton also works as a mediator for civil, family and small claims matters, using de-escalation tactics and an approach that focuses on less adversarial forms of conflict resolution. He has participated in Gladue court and aboriginal sentencing circles. Ben is currently one of the circle keepers with Peacebuilders, working towards restorative justice solution for at risk youth.

Ben Fulton employs a wholistic approach to the legal challenges faced by his clients. This approach goes beyond the singular legal issue that brought that person into contact with the legal system, and addresses the systemic issues at play in any given circumstance. By crafting creative solutions that positively employ the greater network of resources available he is able to implement programs that generate stability and promote a productive integration of the individual into society. This has long lasting effects that create more positive outcomes for not only his clients, but for all of the parties involved.

Beyond finding his website at www.benlaw.ca you can also contact him through his email bfulton@benlaw.ca or by phone at 647 546 0145.