(416) 222-2213Our Team
Toronto Paralegals
Bruce Zevallos 
Director and Founder
Bruce Zevallos is the Founder and Director of RCR Legal Services Professional Corporation. With 18 years of experience as a licensed paralegal, Bruce focuses his practice on complex workers’ compensation claims and appeals, providing strategic legal representation to injured workers, trade unions, and professional associations throughout Ontario.
Bruce has extensive experience representing injured workers before the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB), WSIB Appeals Services Division and the Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal (WSIAT). His practice encompasses a broad range of workers’ compensation disputes, including initial entitlement, occupational cancers, occupational diseases, traumatic brain injuries, chronic pain and psychological conditions, permanent impairments, loss of earnings benefits, return-to-work disputes, and other complex matters arising under Ontario's workers’ compensation legislation and policies.
Throughout his career, Bruce has worked closely with trade unions and professional associations across Ontario, providing representation to their members in challenging and medically complex WSIB and WSIAT matters. His approach to advocacy is grounded in a thorough understanding of workers’ compensation law, careful analysis of medical and documentary evidence, and the effective application of legislation, Board policies, and Tribunal jurisprudence.
Before entering the legal profession, Bruce was himself an injured worker who navigated the WSIB claims and appeals system. This firsthand experience has given him a unique understanding of the challenges injured workers face, including the financial uncertainty, emotional strain, and complexities associated with pursuing entitlement to workers’ compensation benefits.
Drawing upon his personal experience and professional knowledge, Bruce has developed a determined, strategic, and results-oriented approach to advocacy. He is committed to challenging adverse decisions, advancing well supported legal and medical arguments, and ensuring that his clients receive fair consideration of their claims in accordance with the law.
Having experienced Ontario's workers’ compensation system both as an injured worker and as a legal representative, Bruce brings a distinctive combination of firsthand understanding, legal knowledge, and determined advocacy to protecting injured workers’ rights and advancing their entitlement to benefits.
Angelina Bynoe Cheong
Paralegal Candidate
As a dedicated third-year paralegal student in the Bachelor of Paralegal Studies program at Humber Polytechnic, Angelina is committed to pursuing a meaningful and impactful career within Ontario's legal system. Prior to pursuing her degree studies, she successfully completed a diploma in the Law Clerk program at Humber, equipping her with a strong foundation in legal procedures, document preparation, and court practices.
With a deep passion for law, justice, and public service, Angelina strives to contribute to a legal system that is fair, accessible, and equitable for all. Her academic focus includes administrative law, small claims court procedures, and tribunal practices, reflecting her interest in advocating for individuals navigating complex legal processes. As a member of the Humber Legal Association, she continues to deepen her legal knowledge and professional skills through active engagement with the legal community. Motivated by a belief in equal access to justice, Angelina looks forward to advancing her career and serving the public with integrity, empathy, and professionalism.
Madeleine Hackborn
Paralegal Graduate Student
Madeleine is a Paralegal graduate student at Humber Polytechnic with a strong commitment to advocating for workers’ rights. She is currently an elected shop steward with CUPE Local 1281, where she represents employees in workplace disputes, enforces the collective agreement, and advocates for improved working conditions.
Madeleine has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in New Media, with a minor in Philosophy, from Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU). During this time, she was a member of the Toronto Metropolitan Student Union (TMSU). Her academic and union experience has equipped her with strong skills in dispute resolution, negotiation, and contract interpretation.
In addition to her advocacy work, Madeleine is skilled in litigation support tasks, including conducting research, meeting strict deadlines, and drafting clear, well-structured documentation. Madeleine is dedicated to increasing access to justice through community-oriented legal work.