Marwan represents individuals and businesses in disputes with insurers and financial institutions. His work includes coverage denials, disability insurance claims, allegations of insurer bad faith, fraud-related account issues, and conflicts between lenders and borrowers. He regularly engages with insurers and banks to resolve complex financial and insurance disputes through negotiation and litigation where required.
Represents the interests of insured persons in disputes arising under home, automobile, and disability insurance policies, providing counsel at every stage of the claims process — from initial claim investigation and examinations under oath, through pre-litigation negotiations, internal reviews, and formal appeals — with a consistent focus on achieving favourable outcomes for policyholders confronting the full weight of institutional insurance resources.
Assists insured clients in navigating the procedural and evidentiary demands of the claims process, including preparation for examinations under oath, responding to coverage denials, challenging unreasonable delays, and managing disputes with insurers in a manner designed to resolve matters efficiently and in the best interests of the insured.
Acts as counsel for victims of financial fraud arising from cryptocurrency schemes, web-based fraud, and telephone fraud, where clients have suffered losses of hundreds of thousands of dollars as a result of sophisticated deception and misrepresentation. Advocates on behalf of defrauded clients before their banking institutions where the bank has failed in its duty to protect account holders from fraudulent transactions, failed to implement adequate safeguards, or failed to warn clients of known or foreseeable fraud risks — advancing claims grounded in negligence, breach of contract, and the bank's obligations under applicable regulatory and consumer protection frameworks.