Offices in Ottawa and Perth
(613) 722-1500

CONTACT US (613) 722-1500

Commercial Litigation

Appeals

We act for appellants and respondents in appeals at all levels. We also act for intervenors.

Often, the appeal is our first engagement on a matter, however we take great care to ensure that we have a comprehensive understanding of the facts and the record. Clients benefit from our ability to analyze complex legal issues to identify strategies for challenging or defending decisions.

Our outstanding written advocacy coupled with our ability to present complex legal arguments in a straightforward and compelling manner during oral argument has allowed us to establish a track record of success.

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Offices in Ottawa and Perth     (613) 722-1500

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