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5.0/5.0 Review for Robert B. Cohen by a Partner on 12/08/20 in Litigation
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5.0/5.0 Review for Deepak Gill by a Associate on 04/19/16 in Corporate Commercial Law
Business, Mining, Securities
Organizations today face the prospect of costly and time-consuming litigation when a dispute arises; if a company loses its case, its very survival can be at risk.
Companies facing lawsuits need the help of legal experts trained in all aspects of commercial litigation, from contract disputes to defamation. Cassels Brock has recognized expertise in resolving complex legal problems quickly and cost effectively.
Cassels Brock's commercial litigators represent clients at all levels of federal and provincial court including the Ontario Court of Appeal and Supreme Court of Canada. Our clients span numerous economic sectors, including educational institutions, financial institutions, government, individuals, insurance companies, manufacturers, retailers, brokerages and franchisors.
Our expertise encompasses all types of commercial litigation, and we pride ourselves on developing inventive and efficient means of resolving our clients’ unique problems. We represent our clients' interests in matters such as:
Our commercial litigation lawyers have been involved in many prominent and unique cases including:
5.0/5.0 Review for Robert B. Cohen by a Partner on 12/08/20 in Litigation
5.0/5.0 Review for Deepak Gill by a Associate on 04/19/16 in Corporate Commercial Law
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