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Sergiy Timokhov is a litigation lawyer.  The lawyer runs his independent litigation and business law practice from law office of Garfin Zeidenberg LLP, one of the largest full-size law firms with twenty (20) lawyers located in North York  and established in 1976. The lawyer's litigation practice includes the areas of commercial, corporate  and business law, employment law litigation, insurance law, construction law, commercial leases, franchise law, bankruptcy law litigation,  damage to property, debt collection, commercial fraud, securities, real estate litigation, wills, trust and estates litigation, appeals and judicial reviews to the appellate courts.

Membership and Associations.

The lawyer is a lawyer member of Law Society of Upper Canada licensed to practice at every level of courts in Ontario and before Supreme Court of Canada, barrister and solicitor of Ontario Court of Appeal, as wells as a commissioner of oaths and notary public duly certified by the Province of Ontario.

Courts

Toronto litigation lawyer  has successfully represented clients in litigation matters at every level of Ontario courts, including Court of Appeal, Divisional Court, Superior Court of Justice, Toronto Small Claims Court, as well as before administrative boards and tribunals.  The  litigation lawyer handles litigation matters in GTA area courts, including Toronto, Mississauga, Scarborough, Newmarket, Brampton, Barrie, Milton  and other courts.

Experience

As of 2011, the lawyer had represented more than four hundred (400) clients in various litigation and appeal matters.  In addition to his litigation practice, the lawyer provides expert commercial, corporate, tax and business law advice to Toronto businesses.


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The lawyer intended this litigation guide to inform lawyer's clients about the general procedure of litigation lawsuits before Ontario courts, particularly:

1. the purpose of certain litigation litigation steps;

2. what lawyers expect from clients on specific court appearances;

3. how clients can help lawyers and reduce the expense of litigation;

4. client's rights in dealing with a lawyer.

Disclaimer. The information on this website is not intended to be representation or legal advice and may be not correct or up to date.  The law is complex and the lawyer strongly recommends to schedule a consultation with a licensed lawyer to review your litigation matter. 

Table of Content.

1. Litigation Procedure and Jurisdiction of Courts.

2. Ontario Minister of the Attorney General's Court Database.

3. Court Rules and Legislation.

4. Consultation and Legal Advice from a Litigation Lawyer.

5. Avoiding Litigation.

6. Demand Letter.

7. Collecting Evidence.

8. How to assist your Lawyer.

9. Communication with your Lawyer.

10. Second Opinion and Changing Lawyers.

11. Confidentiality and Litigation Privilege.

12. Limitation Periods.

13. The Parties to the Court Action.

14. Pleadings.

15. Statement of Claim.

16. Statement of Defence.

17. Counterclaims, Cross-claims and Third Party Claims.

18. Affidavits.

19. Settlement.

20. Default Judgment and Motion to set aside Default.

21. Motions.

22. Injunctions.

23. Examination for Discovery and Affidavit of Documents.

24. Arbitration.

25. Mediation.

26. Pre-Trial Conferences.

27. Trials.

28. Damages.

29. Costs.

30. Enforcement of Court Orders and Judgments.

31. Appeals and Judicial Reviews.

32. Administrative Law Process and Jurisdiction of Administrative Boards and Tribunals.

33. Family Law Courts: Divorce, Child Custody, Access, Division of Property, Spousal Support and Maintenance.

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Cases and Precedents

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