Jae Hyon Cho

Tell us what happened and a lawyer will personally review your case. Personal injury consultations are free and there are no fees unless we win. For all other practice areas, a consultation fee applies.

Jae Cho is a Founding Partner of Vaturi & Cho LLP in Toronto. He heads the firm's Personal Injury practice while also overseeing the Real Estate and Corporate Commercial divisions. He is a multifaceted legal leader and a dedicated advocate for injured parties and their families.

Jae acts primarily on behalf of plaintiffs in serious personal injury and disability claims, but he has also represented insurers and defendants in his earlier career. That two-sided perspective gives him a clear practical read on what does and doesn't move the needle in negotiation. He has successfully represented individuals and families in high-stakes litigation and mediated multimillion-dollar disputes involving very serious injuries.

His personal-injury work covers traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, orthopaedic injuries, psychological injuries, and chronic soft-tissue injuries, as well as wrongful-death claims for families who have lost a relative through negligence. When an insurer denies or undervalues a claim, his approach is to organize the medical and financial evidence early so the case is built to fight, not to settle for less.

Beyond personal injury, Jae handles complicated commercial and real-estate transactions and provides strategic consultancy to start-up ventures and international companies entering the Canadian market. Clients value the ability to bring an accident matter, a real-estate closing, and a corporate question to a single lawyer who already knows their situation end-to-end.

Jae earned his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from the Faculty of Law at the University of Western Ontario in 2011. He previously graduated from Trinity College at the University of Toronto with a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Computer Science in 2005. Committed to continuous growth, he is currently pursuing a Master of Divinity at Knox College, part of the Toronto School of Theology at the University of Toronto.