Jessica Mor
Jessica was called to the bar in 2016 and began her practice as a criminal defence lawyer in Toronto. She gained invaluable trial experience very early on in her career representing clients charged with a variety of offences, from sexual assault to first degree murder. After moving to Barrie in 2017, Jessica joined a local litigation boutique, where she expanded her practice to include civil litigation and appellate advocacy.
Jessica began working with Ryan in 2019, where she focused primarily on medical malpractice and personal injury claims. In 2025, Jessica and Ryan partnered together, establishing Breedon Mor LLP.
A little more about Jessica.
Jessica met Ryan when she was studying law at Osgoode Hall Law School. Ryan was her coach in a trial advocacy competition hosted by the Ontario Trial Lawyer’s Association. Under Ryan’s mentorship, Jessica won the Greg Monforton Award for Best Examination in Chief, as well as the Tim Boland Award for Best Overall Advocate.
Jessica and her husband Jaime have two young girls, Elizabeth and Scarlett, as well as a furry dependant, a poodle named Ralph.
Osgoode Hall Law School (2015) JD
University of Western Ontario (2011) BA (Psychology)
Recognized in The Best Lawyers in Canada, Ones to Watch (Medical Negligence, Personal Injury Litigation, Corporate Commercial Litigation, Appellate Practice, Health Care Law) 2025
The Advocates’ Society
Medical-Legal Society of Ontario
Ontario Trial Lawyers Association
Simcoe County Law Association
Women’s Law Association of Ontario
The Gilbert Centre, Chair (2022-2024)
Jessica’s Insights
Ryan Breedon and Jessica Mor, Recognized by Best Lawyers
Congratulations to Ryan Breedon and Jessica Mor of Breedon Litigation. Both have been recognized by their peers in the 2025 […]
Jessica Mor Presents at the OTLA 2024 Spring Conference
On May 10th, Jessica Mor was a speaker at the OTLA Spring Conference in Toronto. Jessica’s discussion focused on Justice
Innovation in Law: Breedon Litigation’s Journey with AI Technology
Can AI be used in preparation for examination for discovery? In law, where time is of the essence and precision
Our Cases
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario v Attallah, 2020 ONCPSD 38
Penalty hearing from a physician that was found to have improperly collected health card numbers and billed OHIP. Ryan and Jessica acted for the physician.
Brito v. Moniz, 2019 ONSC 3526; 2019 ONSC 4347
Family law matter, where the Applicant Husband sought to reduce the child and spousal support that was payable to the Respondent Wife because of a change of circumstances that reduced his overall annual income. The Respondent Wife argued that the Applicant Husband was lying to the Court about his circumstances and his income. Jessica acted for the successful Respondent Wife, and obtained full indemnity costs against the Applicant Husband.
H. v. T. (Confidential Settlement)
Abuse litigation case alleging that the plaintiff was sexually abused repeatedly by her stepfather. Jessica acted for the plaintiff. Case settled at mediation for $147,500.
Past results are not necessarily indicative of future results and that the amount recovered and other litigation outcomes will vary according to the facts in individual cases.
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“I got in contact with Jessica Mor, who took my case and knowing that we only had a few weeks before my court. All I have to say should of gone with her since day one. I had a very horrible case to fight. She was amazing. She put up a fight for me and I won in court. She never gave up. One of the best lawyers I have ever dealt with. Worth every penny.”
Maria M.