It has been said that civil litigation involves anyone suing someone over anything. There is some truth to this observation as civil actions can arise from an infinite number of circumstances. What remains constant in civil actions is that they all boil down to the analysis and adjudication of two live issues: liability and damages. Both Personal Injury and Wrongful Dismissal claims are types of civil litigation, and are covered separately on this site.
Graeme Fraser has successfully represented both plaintiffs and defendants in a wide assortment of other civil claims and defences, including the following:
- Breach of Confidence
- Debt Collection
- Unjust Enrichment
- Restitution
- Fraudulent Misrepresentation
- Negligent Misrepresentation
- Tort Claims
- Insurance Disputes
- Product Liability
- Property Damage
- Real Estate Claims
- Latent Defects
- Intentional Interference with Economic Relations
- Loss of Profit
- Loss of Reputation
- Professional Negligence
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Types of Civil Litigation Claims
As stated elsewhere, civil litigation involves someone suing someone else for anything. It is the legal process that most people think of when the word “lawsuit” is used. In broad
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