Zuber & Company LLP in Toronto

Zuber & Company LLP

Widely acclaimed legal team providing results-driven legal counsel across various practices that influence business success. Our steadfast commitment to client satisfaction and service not only defines our purpose but also propels our continuous growth. We foster robust relationships founded on a profound comprehension of each client's requirements, prompt responsiveness, and well-founded advice.

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Zuber & Company LLP

Dedicated to delivering top-tier legal services with personalized client contact at every stage of the legal process.

Zuber & Company LLP was established twenty-five years ago by David A. Zuber. From the firm’s inception in February 1999 with just a handful of staff, we have grown to a firm of over 75 people. 

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Proven expertise has earned us recognition in Best’s Directories of Recommended Insurance Attorneys.

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Avedian et al. v. Enbridge – COSTS AWARD $2,339,433.08

Avedian et al. v. Enbridge – COSTS AWARD $2,339,433.08

The saga of Avedian et al. v. Enbridge continues. After a multiweek trial, Justice Schabas dismissed the $16+ million claim and subsequently received costs submissions. On March 24th, His Honour released his 12-page Costs Endorsement. He awarded costs of $2,339,433.08 to the defending parties. The defending parties sought substantial indemnity costs of $1,968,155.36 and disbursements of […]

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Property & Catastrophic Losses in Canada

Property & Catastrophic Losses in Canada

Executive Summary From January 2024 to the present, Canadian courts (other than Québec) have continued to refine the law governing property and catastrophic (“CAT”) losses. Three cross-cutting trends stand out: 1. Allocation and defence cost apportionment in long-tail exposures: The Ontario Court of Appeal’s guidance in Loblaw Companies Ltd. v. Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance […]

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