Defending & bringing claims
Assessment of the dispute, preparation of pleadings, demand letters, defence strategy, and advice on the steps required to protect your position.
Contracts · Property · Mortgage disputes · Court proceedings
Representation for civil and commercial disputes.
Civil and commercial disputes can affect your business, property, and everyday life. We work with individuals and businesses to assess the issues, discuss their options, and represent their interests through negotiation and court proceedings.
Scope of work
How we can assist.
Negotiation & mediation
Preparation for settlement discussions and mediation, with a focus on the outcome you need and the alternatives available.
Motions, hearings & trial
Preparation and advocacy through court proceedings, including evidence review, discovery, motions, and trial where required.
Property & mortgage disputes
Representation in property, contract, mortgage enforcement, and mortgage defence matters.
Your next step
Start with the facts.
A useful first conversation begins with the situation, the key documents, and any upcoming date.
If a deadline or hearing is approaching, call the office directly.
647-619-6207- The claim, demand letter, or relevant agreement
- The date documents were served or received
- Correspondence and a short timeline of the dispute
Your team
Direct access to the people involved.
Obaidul Hoque leads our civil and commercial litigation practice. Both Obaidul and Zaheed Moral handle civil litigation matters.
Founding Partner · Barrister & Solicitor
Obaidul Hoque
Civil and commercial litigation, mortgage defence, real estate matters, and administrative law.
Founding Partner · Barrister & Solicitor
Zaheed Moral
Criminal defence, civil litigation, real estate matters, and wills and estates.
Common questions
Before we speak.
I have received a claim. What should I do first?
Note when and how you received the documents, keep the complete paperwork, and contact the firm promptly. The response requirements depend on the proceeding and your circumstances.
Will my matter have to go to trial?
Some disputes resolve through negotiation or mediation; others require a court decision. The firm can explain the available routes and what each would involve.
How do you assess a potential case?
The first discussion identifies the central issues, relevant dates, documents, and the result you are seeking. A fuller assessment follows a review of the evidence and the terms of an engagement.
Let’s work together
Free 20-minute call.
Tell us about your situation. We will discuss how we can assist.
647-619-6207No obligation to retain the firm. Any representation is confirmed in writing.