Construction Law · Ontario, Canada
Lawyer · Northern Law LLP · Sudbury
Spencer D.W. Ball is a Partner at Northern Law LLP , where he leads the firm's litigation practice. Based in Sudbury, he is recognized across Northern Ontario for his work in business and real estate disputes, estate litigation, wrongful dismissal claims, construction matters, and serious personal injury cases.
Since his call to the Ontario Bar in 2012, Spencer has handled matters before all levels of court in Ontario, including the Ontario Court of Appeal, and has represented clients in nearly every county and district in the province. He is regularly retained in complex, high-stakes litigation by business owners, professionals, and individuals with significant legal and financial interests at stake.
Spencer is known for his ability to cut through complexity and provide clear, candid legal advice grounded in experience and sound judgment. Clients value his direct approach and trust him to guide them through difficult decisions with precision and clarity. Within the firm, he leads litigation strategy and mentors associates, ensuring each matter is advanced with discipline and a sharp focus on results.
Outside of practice, Spencer enjoys rural life with his wife, daughters, and dog; he travels when he can and follows the Toronto Blue Jays with lifelong devotion.
I hired Spencer Ball as my second lawyer 2 weeks before my hearing…3 years into the case. Spencer took me on and got straight to work (he had 40lbs of files to go through and a huge mess to sort out) . Spencer Ball cares about you, he is empathetic, very straight forward and tells you the truth. Spencer is also very prompt in returning e-mails and phone calls. Situations that arise in our life that force us to have to hire lawyers are very stressful on ourselves and our families , it is utmost important that your lawyer does their job, and cares about you while working for you. I am very thankful for Spencer Ball, I wish I would have had hired him first. In my case a settlement was reached. Thank you Spencer.