Your trial and litigation Lawyer at Juris Appeal Litigation (JAL) for both Criminal and Civil disputes and issues
Appeals and appellate matters can be challenging and complex, it is always better to engage a seasoned Lawyer to navigate and argue appellate matters. Our Principal Lawyer Khalid Parvaiz is knowledgeable and experienced in litigation and appeals in Ontario
At Juris Appeal & Litigation (JAL), we are dedicated to excellence in Ontario’s litigation landscape, with a sharp focus on criminal trials, criminal appeals, and complex civil litigation.
Founded by Khalid Farooq Parvaiz, ESQ—an experienced Barrister & Solicitor in Ontario and dual-qualified Attorney-at-Law — At the firm, we bring a rare depth of legal insight to every courtroom challenge.
With a robust courtroom experience, JAL has built a solid reputation for strategic advocacy in both criminal defense and civil litigation, and at the appellate level. JAL practice is rooted in persuasive legal argumentation, a command of Ontario’s procedural rules, and a results-driven approach to trial and appellate advocacy.
What sets us apart is our commitment to client empowerment. JAL is known for simplifying complex legal issues and keeping clients informed at every stage—whether navigating a criminal pre-trial/trial process/appeal, a contentious trial, or a civil dispute litigation. This transparent and collaborative style ensures our clients feel confident, supported, and strategically positioned.
Juris Appeal & Litigation stands as a trusted advocate in Ontario’s courts, offering personalized legal strategies in criminal litigation, civil matters, and appellate representation. For clients seeking clarity, dedication, and deep courtroom experience, we deliver a firm foundation — every step of the way.
We treat your legal issue as if it were our own—because your peace of mind matters. We educate our clients with their legal options, legal positions, legal procedures and possible outcomes. So the Clients have a clear understanding and are not in for a surprise.
We don't back down. We build persuasive arguments for any forum, tribunal and level of court in Ontario.
No legal jargon. No surprises. Just clarity, honesty, and updates when you need them most.
Your time is valuable. We move cases forward with purpose—not pressure.
Strategy isn't just planning—it's planning for victory.
We combine technical expertise with real-world judgment and based on prevailing Canadian case laws and authorities.
Traditional advocacy meets modern tools—ensuring efficient and effective legal outcomes.
Our legal briefs are persuasive, our oral arguments are sharp, and our preparation is complete.
With appellate focus, we know how to reverse, uphold, or refine decisions with precision to the best of our abilities.
At Juris Appeal & Litigation (JAL), we approach every matter with strategic precision, legal depth, and unwavering advocacy. Our firm is built on a foundation of disciplined litigation and appellate excellence across complex legal domains. We serve individuals, businesses, and international clients with a singular focus: representation anchored in principle, preparation, and performance.
Our criminal law practice is grounded in the belief that every client deserves a vigorous and principled defence. From pre-charge investigations to pre-trials and to trials and post-conviction appeals, we provide clear legal guidance and proactive advocacy. We navigate high-stakes matters including white-collar offences, regulatory prosecutions, and Charter-based defences with discretion and a mastery of evidentiary law.
In civil disputes, we combine tenacity with tactical foresight. Our litigators handle complex commercial conflicts, professional negligence claims, injunctions, and contractual disputes before all levels of court. We focus on delivering practical solutions while preparing every case as if it will proceed to trial, ensuring leverage and credibility throughout the litigation lifecycle.
Appellate litigation demands an exceptional command of legal reasoning and written advocacy. We bring meticulous analysis to trial decisions, identifying appealable errors in law or fact and advancing compelling arguments in both statutory and discretionary appeals. Whether overturning wrongful convictions or reversing unfavourable civil judgments or immigration decisions, we pursue appellate remedies with intellectual rigour and strategic vision.
Our international practice offers integrated legal services to multinational corporations, private investors, and foreign entities navigating Canadian and transnational legal frameworks. We advise on cross-border transactions, shareholder disputes, international arbitration, corporate restructuring, and regulatory compliance. With global awareness and local expertise, we position our clients for success in an increasingly interconnected business environment.
Empower yourself with our comprehensive legal resources. While these guides provide general information, they are not substitutes for personalized legal advice.
Appeal deadlines vary by court and case type. Generally, criminal appeals must be filed within 30 days of sentencing, while civil appeals typically require filing within 30 days of the order. Extensions may be available in certain circumstances.
Fresh evidence applications are possible but must meet specific criteria: the evidence must not have been available at trial, must be relevant to a decisive issue, must be credible, and must have the potential to affect the outcome.
Appeal costs vary based on complexity, length of proceedings, and court fees. We offer transparent fee structures and will provide a detailed cost estimate during your initial consultation.
Appeal timelines vary significantly. Simple appeals may resolve within 6-12 months, while complex matters can take longer. We work efficiently while ensuring thorough representation.
Contact Khalid today by phone at +1 (289) 980-7265 or complete the consultation form below.
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