Civil Litigation
Debt recovery, property disputes, and contract claims advanced through disciplined preparation and a clear plan for resolution or enforcement.
What We Offer
Litigation & Disputes We Handle
Debt Recovery
Real Estate Disputes
Construction Conflicts
Contract & Negligence
Fraud & Defamation
Meet Adam Soliman — Founder & Principal Lawyer
Founder & Principal Lawyer of Adam Soliman Law Corporation and a member of the Law Society of British Columbia, leading a North Vancouver–based team across business law, civil litigation, and family law.
Adam’s practice centres on civil litigation and dispute resolution — experience that directly shapes how the firm handles contested claims in the Supreme Court and Provincial Court of British Columbia, from breach-of-contract and negligence actions to real estate and construction disputes. He has acted as lead strategist on debt recovery and judgment enforcement, builders’ lien matters, and claims involving fraud, misrepresentation, and defamation.
HOW WE WORK
Initial Consultation
We begin with a confidential conversation to understand your situation, your goals, and the legal questions in front of you.
Strategy & Scope
You receive a clear plan outlining the recommended approach, the work involved, and what to expect before anything proceeds.
Focused Execution
We handle the drafting, negotiation, or representation your matter calls for, keeping you informed at every stage.
Ongoing Support
As your case develops, we stay available for the continued advice and representation you need to move forward with confidence.
Civil Litigation Fees & Timelines in British Columbia
Every civil litigation matter is different. The ranges below are general guidance for British Columbia — your actual cost and timeline depend on how complex your case is, how much you and the other party agree on, and court availability.
| Civil litigation matter | How fees typically work | Typical timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Initial consultation | A booked appointment to review your situation and next steps | 30–60 minutes |
| Debt recovery and enforcement of court judgments | Hourly against a retainer | Varies with complexity, evidence, and court availability |
| Civil claims arising from breach of contract or negligence | Billed hourly against an upfront retainer that is drawn down as work is done | 1–2+ years for contested matters, depending on the issues and court availability |
| Litigation involving fraud, misrepresentation, or defamation | Hourly against a retainer | Varies with complexity, evidence, and court availability |
For a quote tailored to your situation, call (778) 374-6078
Areas We Serve
Adam Soliman Law Corporation represents clients across Metro Vancouver and the North Shore. We regularly assist individuals and businesses in:
Civil litigation matters in these communities can involve the Supreme Court of British Columbia and the Provincial Court of British Columbia, where we represent clients through every stage of their case.
FAQs
What qualifies as a civil litigation matter?
Any dispute between individuals or businesses involving money, property, or contractual obligations can fall under civil litigation.
Will my case go to trial?
Not always. Many disputes resolve through negotiation or settlement, but we prepare each case as if it may go to trial to
strengthen your position.
What documents should I bring?
Contracts, communications, invoices, agreements, or any written evidence related to the dispute.
How long does civil litigation take?
Timelines vary depending on complexity, evidence, and court availability. We’ll outline a strategy and expected timeline during your consultation.
What is the deadline to file a civil claim in BC?
Under BC’s Limitation Act, most civil claims must be started within two years of discovering the claim. Some exceptions apply, so it is best to seek advice early.
What is the difference between Small Claims Court and BC Supreme Court?
Small Claims Court handles disputes up to $35,000, while the BC Supreme Court hears larger or more complex claims. We will advise which is right for your case.
Can my dispute be resolved without going to court?
Yes. Many disputes are resolved through negotiation, mediation, or settlement, which can save time and cost compared to a trial.
How much does civil litigation cost?
Costs depend on the complexity of the dispute and how it is resolved. We will discuss fees and options during your consultation so you know what to expect.
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Helpful BC Civil Litigation Resources
Trusted, official sources for understanding civil litigation in British Columbia. These links open the tribunals, courts, and legal-aid services that handle civil disputes, small claims, and lawsuits in BC.