Civil Lawyers – Insurance Defence
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Civil Lawyers – Insurance Defence
Insurance Defence Lawyers
Our Civil Litigation Lawyers practice insurance dispute litigation in Mississauga, Brampton, Milton, Toronto, Newmarket, Vaughan, Orangeville, Oakville, Burlington, Bradford, Hamilton, Barrie, Oshawa, Kitchener-Waterloo-Guelph, and across Southwestern Ontario. Our civil litigation lawyers have extensive experience in dealing with both Superior Court of Justice and Small Claims cases in Ontario.
At Scardicchio Law Office Professional Corporation, our team of Civil Litigation Lawyers provide effective legal advice to and on behalf of insurers on threshold policy conditions, automobile coverage, exclusions of coverage, and an insurer’s duty to defend. We also provide advice on different insurance policies, including:
Automobile Insurance
Home Insurance
Business Insurance
Third-party liability coverage
Life Insurance
Health Insurance
Critical Illness Insurance
Extended health insurance claims
Disability Insurance
Dental Insurance claims
Long-term disability coverage
Fire Loss Claims
Property Loss Claims
Flood Loss Claims
Accidental Death and Dismemberment Policy Disputes
Dispute Litigation
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice hears cases where contract dispute claims are above $35,000. In Small Claims court in Ontario, however, there has been an increase to hear most matters in dispute of up to $35,000. Examples of Small Claims Court matters include: property damage, contracts, civil disputes, debt collection, and damages under $35,000.
Insurance Defence Litigation
We represent numerous insurance companies with respect to their litigation needs. Our team of lawyers have extensive experience in insurance matters including:
- Bodily injury
- General liability insurance
- Property losses
- Occupiers’ liability
- Tavern liability
- Institutional liability
- Municipal liability
- Accident and disability claims
- Life insurance claims
- Fraud and special investigations
- Product liability
- First party disputes
- Coverage issues
“Justice denied anywhere diminishes justice everywhere.”
– Martin Luther King Jr.
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Our team of dedicated Civil Litigation Lawyers assist with Insurance Defence matters in Mississauga, Brampton, Milton, Toronto, Newmarket, Vaughan, Orangeville, Oakville, Burlington, Bradford, Hamilton, Barrie, Oshawa, Kitchener and across Southwestern Ontario, represent your civil litigation claim, and we will work to get you the results you deserve. If you are an insurance company that is involved in a civil litigation or contract dispute, contact us today for a free telepone consultation to discuss your case.
What is a Mareva Injunction
A Mareva injunction is an extreme remedy granted in exceptional circumstances to freeze a defendant’s assets before judgment. The Plaintiff must do each of the following:
1) make full and frank disclosure of all material matters;
2) give full particulars of the claim against the defendant and highlight potential defenses;
3) show that the defendant has assets in the jurisdiction;
4) show that there is a real risk of the assets being removed out of the jurisdiction, or disposed of before trial and that the plaintiff will be unable to satisfy a potential judgment; and
5) give an undertaking as to damages.
What is an Anton Piller Order?
The jurisdiction to issue a private search warrant rests with the Ontario Superior Court. An Anton Piller order essentially authorizes a private party to insist on entrance to the premises of the party it believes has defrauded them in order to seize and preserve evidence which will assist in furthering its claim.
In order to apply for an Anton Piller Order, a Plaintiff must show 4 elements: 1) a strong prima facie case; 2) damage to the plaintiff of the defendant’s alleged misconduct, potential or actual, and must be very serious; 3) convincing evidence that defendant possesses incriminating documents or things; and 4) a real prospect that the defendant may destroy the material before discovery.
What is a Norwich Order?
A Norwich order compels a third party to provide the applicant with information where the applicant believes they have been wronged and needs the third party’s assistance in order to determine the circumstances of the wrongdoing which will assist the applicant to pursue its legal remedies. This type of order is also known as a tracing order.
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