Marwan acts for clients in matters before the Federal Court and the Federal Court of Appeal. These cases often involve judicial reviews, federal regulatory disputes, seizures or confiscations (including commercial vehicles and transport assets), and other issues under federal jurisdiction. Federal Court proceedings can be technically complex and high-stakes, requiring careful preparation and strategic advocacy.
Represents individuals and commercial interests before the Federal Court of Canada in judicial review proceedings and appellate matters, challenging decisions of federal administrative tribunals, boards, and decision-makers where those decisions are unreasonable, procedurally unfair, or otherwise made in excess of jurisdiction. Matters have included applications for leave and judicial review arising from the seizure of commercial vehicles, seizure of valuables and goods by Canada Border Services Agency and customs authorities, as well as other high-value commercial disputes engaging federal jurisdiction — advancing arguments grounded in administrative law principles including procedural fairness, reasonableness review, proportionality, and the proper exercise of statutory discretion.