Adam Soliman Law Corporation

About Adam Soliman Law Corporation

Adam Soliman Law Corporation is a business, family, and civil litigation firm in North Vancouver, British Columbia, with its office at 224 West Esplanade. The practice grew out of Lonsdale Law, and founder Adam Soliman moved it to the West Esplanade location under the new name. The firm focuses on family law, business law, civil litigation, employment law, and real estate and lending, and it doesn't take on criminal law, legal aid, residential tenancy disputes, or personal injury claims. Its lawyers appear in the BC Provincial Court, the Supreme Court of British Columbia, and the Court of Appeal, and the team includes lawyers who concentrate on courtroom litigation alongside others who focus on corporate and commercial files.

Soliman's own background is unusual for a civil litigator. Before turning to law, Soliman earned a BSc and MSc in agricultural economics, then a Juris Doctor from the University of Hong Kong in 2012 and an LLM in agriculture and food law from the University of Arkansas in 2013. Soliman was a Visiting Scholar at Harvard Law School from 2014 to 2015 and continues academic work in fisheries law as director of the Fisheries Law Centre and senior editor of the quarterly Fisheries Law Update. That research background runs alongside the day to day family, business, and litigation work the firm does in North Vancouver.