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Strategic Action When it Matters
With a practical, results-oriented approach, we focus on protecting your interests and helping you reach fair, enforceable outcomes that allow you to move forward with confidence.
When business relationships break down or disputes arise, timely and strategic legal action is critical. Our civil litigation services are focused on resolving conflicts efficiently while protecting your rights and minimizing disruption to your business.
We represent clients in a wide range of civil and commercial disputes, including:
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Breach of contract and unpaid invoices
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Shareholder and partnership disputes
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Employment and contractor disagreements
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Commercial lease and property disputes
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Negligence and misrepresentation claims
We begin by assessing the facts, reviewing the relevant agreements, and identifying the best path forward, whether through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or court proceedings. Our goal is always to achieve the most effective resolution while controlling costs and reducing stress for our clients.
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Intent to Defend
In Ontario, when you are served with a Statement of Claim, it is crucial to take prompt action to protect your rights and respond to the allegations. One of the first steps in the legal process is filing an Intent to Defend, which indicates your intention to contest the claims made against you. Understanding the purpose of the Intent to Defend, its benefits, the relationship with the Statement of Defence and Statement of Claim, and the valuable role a lawyer can play is essential.
Statement of Defence
In legal proceedings, the Statement of Defence plays a crucial role in responding to allegations outlined in the Statement of Claim. It allows defendants to present their position and defenses in a clear and comprehensive manner. Understanding the nature of a Statement of Defence, the associated timelines, and the potential challenges of self-drafting is vital.
Statement of Claim
When initiating a legal action in Ontario, filing a Statement of Claim is a critical step. This document sets out the details of your legal case and outlines the allegations against the opposing party. While it's possible to draft a Statement of Claim independently, it's important to comprehend its components, consider the potential pitfalls of self-drafting, and recognize the advantages of seeking professional legal assistance.
Commercial Lease Dispute
A commercial lease dispute in Ontario refers to a disagreement between a landlord and tenant over the terms and conditions of a commercial lease agreement. This can include disputes over rent payments, maintenance and repair obligations, lease renewal options, and other contractual obligations.
