About Scocco Law

Scocco Law is a small litigation firm based in North York, founded in 2019 by Rocco Giordano Scocco. A background in philosophy before law school shaped an approach the firm describes as focused on morality and ethics, and the practice grew out of a goal to make legal help reachable for people who had been shut out of it, particularly consumers who lose money to fraud. The firm has become known in particular for taking on cases against unlicensed "rogue" moving companies that overcharge or withhold customers' belongings, work that has since broadened into a wider consumer protection and fraud practice.

The team also handles civil and business litigation, wills, estates and powers of attorney, and employment matters such as wrongful dismissal and severance review, plus standalone services like independent legal advice and notary work. Most consultations and meetings happen virtually by video or phone, with in-person appointments available on weekends at the North York office or in Collingwood. The firm points out that nearly all civil cases in Canada settle before trial, and it builds its process around that reality, walking clients through settlement, mediation and arbitration before litigation becomes necessary.

Milestones & recognition

  • Founded in 2019 by Rocco Giordano Scocco.
  • Founder Rocco Giordano Scocco received the Canadian Association of Movers' 2022 Industry Service Award.

In the community

  • The firm runs a pro bono legal clinic in partnership with Pro Bono Students Canada at Osgoode Hall Law School, supervising student volunteers who help consumers, mainly people overcharged or held hostage by unlicensed moving companies, with intake, correspondence and dispute negotiation.
  • Since 2025 that student placement has expanded to cover consumer disputes beyond moving fraud.
  • Founder Rocco Giordano Scocco serves on the board of the Canadian Italian Advocates Organization and is a member of the Simcoe County Law Association.

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The neighbourhood

Scocco Law's office is on Wilson Avenue in North York. The corridor is also home to the Wilson Village Business Improvement Area, which the City of Toronto lists as running from Transit Road to just west of Keele Street and home to more than 260 local businesses. It's a working commercial stretch rather than a downtown legal district, which fits a firm that runs mainly as a virtual practice and treats its physical office as a place for scheduled, in-person meetings rather than walk-in business.

That same appointment-only model extends beyond the city: the firm also offers weekend, in-person meetings in Collingwood for clients elsewhere in Ontario, so its North York office serves as the anchor point rather than the only door in.

Frequently asked questions

A moving company overcharged me or won't release my belongings. Can Scocco Law help?
Yes. This is a focus area for the firm, which represents people dealing with unlicensed or 'rogue' moving companies that inflate quotes or withhold possessions, using demand letters, court claims and emergency injunctions where needed.
I think I was wrongfully or constructively dismissed. Does the firm handle that?
Yes. Scocco Law works on employment matters including wrongful and constructive dismissal, severance review, workplace discipline and employment contract disputes.
Can Scocco Law prepare my will and powers of attorney?
Yes, the firm drafts wills and both property and personal care powers of attorney, and it also handles estate litigation if a dispute arises.
Do I have to meet in person, or can I deal with the firm remotely?
The firm runs primarily as a virtual practice, with consultations and most meetings by video or phone. In-person appointments are available on weekends at the North York office or in Collingwood.
What does a consultation with Scocco Law cost?
An initial one-hour consultation is listed at $395.50 including HST. After that, the firm sets its fees by matter, using hourly rates, flat fees or block fees depending on the stage of representation.
Will my case actually go to trial?
Probably not. The firm notes that nearly all civil cases in Canada settle or resolve before trial, and it walks clients through settlement, mediation and arbitration options before court becomes necessary.

Where to find them

1013 Wilson Avenue, Suite 201, North York, ON M3K 1G1, Canada · 647-243-5111

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