Civil Representation
Civil representation involves representing a client in disputes between private parties (individuals, businesses, or organizations) or between a private party and the government.
These cases are typically handled in civil courts either Provincial or Federal and are litigated in formal court systems, following established civil procedure rules. They typically involve lawsuits seeking remedies like monetary damages or injunctions.
The attorney files lawsuits, conducts discovery, negotiates settlements, and represents the client in court trials or hearings before a judge or jury. The focus is on advocating for the client’s rights under civil law.
Civil cases involve formal stages like pleadings, discovery, motions, trial, and potential appeals. Rules of evidence and procedure are strictly enforced compared to administrative proceedings.
These cases are governed by civil law, which includes torts, contracts, property, and other areas of law regulating private disputes.
These cases are typically handled in civil courts either Provincial or Federal and are litigated in formal court systems, following established civil procedure rules. They typically involve lawsuits seeking remedies like monetary damages or injunctions.
The attorney files lawsuits, conducts discovery, negotiates settlements, and represents the client in court trials or hearings before a judge or jury. The focus is on advocating for the client’s rights under civil law.
Civil cases involve formal stages like pleadings, discovery, motions, trial, and potential appeals. Rules of evidence and procedure are strictly enforced compared to administrative proceedings.
These cases are governed by civil law, which includes torts, contracts, property, and other areas of law regulating private disputes.
Phone: 1-902-404-2673
Email: aris.lavranos@acuitymedicallaw.com