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When it comes to civil litigation cases, there are often misconceptions about the differences between breaches of contract and civil fraud. It is not uncommon for these two types of civil litigation cases or terms to be interchangeable. While there can be overlap and breaches of contracts can be involved with civil fraud, they are not the same. If you are in the middle of a civil dispute,...

Arbitration is a type of alternative dispute resolution used commonly in Ontario and throughout Canada. It's a legal option available to individuals, businesses, and legal teams looking for a legally binding resolution outside of court. Arbitration is unlike mediation, in which two parties find work together to resolve a dispute. Instead, during arbitration, the neutral third party/the arbitrator...

Corporate legal disputes can be complex and taxing on both parties. Whether it is contract breaches, intellectual property infringement, or shareholder conflicts, when left unaddressed, these corporate disputes can halt business operations, leaving both parties financially burdened.

It's not uncommon for individuals to find themselves caught up in civil fraud cases without ever intending to commit fraud. This often happens in the context of Ponzi schemes, mortgage fraud, or even credit card scams, where participation can appear innocent at the outset.  If you’ve been accused of fraud or have been served with a lawsuit involving misrepresentation and fraud you didn’t mean...

Engaging a civil fraud lawyer at Karrass Law early not only helps defend against these claims but also implements preventative measures to safeguard the future of your business. To protect your business legally in the face of a civil lawsuit, book a legal consultation with Robert Karrass and our experienced civil litigation lawyers. 

In Ontario, there are three classifications of crimes: summary offences, indictable offences, and hybrid offences. If you’ve been accused or charged with a crime in Ontario, it will fit into one of these categories, which will determine the potential penalties and consequences you can face if you are convicted. To ensure you get the best results possible from a criminal defence lawyer, you must...

Civil lawsuits are a legal avenue for those who have a conflict with another party to seek justice for disputes outside of criminal charges. One of the most common disputes that result in civil action is cases of fraud. If you've been wronged by a scheme and or an instance of fraud and theft, working with a civil lawyer in Toronto, you can seek damages to compensate for any losses you've faced.

At the core of every legal dispute is the evidence, and that goes for civil fraud suits, too. Whether you’re the plaintiff or the defendant, the evidence that is used in trial or negotiations is key to determining the results of your case. In civil court, the burden of proof lies with the plaintiff, and it is typically lower than in criminal fraud cases.

Operating or even being accused of running a Ponzi scheme in Ontario can have serious legal ramifications, from imprisonment and fines to financial restitution and repayment orders. Homes, savings, investments, and even future earnings can be at risk if you are convicted or found liable. If you've been accused or charged with fraud related to a Ponzi scheme, contact a skilled fraud lawyer at...

If you are someone who requires tailored legal advice frequently, whether it be for business reasons or personal ones, you have likely considered having a lawyer on retainer at some point. In the chance that you are being charged with a criminal offence, having a criminal defence lawyer in Toronto or Ontario on standby can help ensure that the ever-changing needs of your case are dealt with...