Is there a deadline to start a claim?
There often is, and it can be short. Call as soon as a dispute arises rather than waiting to see whether it resolves.
Practice area
Civil litigation
Contract, property, debt and other disputes — a clear view of your case before deciding how far to take it.
Overview
Disputes and claims
A dispute costs time, money and attention, and the first decision is often the most important: whether to negotiate, settle, or go to court, and what each path is likely to involve.
Appiah Opoku Boateng acts for individuals and businesses bringing or defending claims, starting with an honest assessment of the case's strengths, its challenges and its likely timeline, and representing you in court where settlement is not possible.
How it works
A clear view before deciding how far to go
Your dispute moves from an assessment to a strategy, the proceedings it needs, and a resolution.
Assessment
The facts, the documents, and what the case turns on.
Strategy
Negotiation, settlement or a claim — and what each involves.
Proceedings
Pleadings, disclosure and hearings, with you informed throughout.
Resolution
A settlement, or a hearing where one is needed.
Before we meet
Prepare for your consultation
- Contracts, invoices and agreements involved
- Emails, letters and messages about the dispute
- Any claim or court document you have received, with the date you received it
- A short timeline of what happened
Speak with the firm
Book a consultation
Speak with Appiah Opoku Boateng in person at Suite 506, 1110 Finch Avenue West, or by phone. Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm; weekends by appointment.
Questions
Before your consultation
Do you defend claims as well as bring them?
Yes — the firm acts whether you are pursuing a claim or defending one.
Will my case go to trial?
Many disputes settle. Where they do not, the firm represents clients in court.
Real estate law
Buying, selling and leasing property, title searches, mortgage review and property disputes across Ontario.
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